Midsummer Party — Rapla

Midsummer falls when the day barely ends. Light lingers past midnight, and if the evening is outdoors, guests are still outside at one in the morning because going in feels wrong. That stretch changes what has to work: sound carries differently in open air, the site needs power where there often isn't any, and the timeline bends around a bonfire that no one will leave until it burns down.

We rig for that. Generators, distributed speaker arrays that hold clarity across a field, lighting that reads against a sky that never goes properly dark. Rapla's venues split between manor grounds and forest clearings, and each one fights you differently. The work is making sure none of that fight reaches a guest.