Now booking Spring & Fall 2026
Where your
wedding vision
comes to life.
Aurora by Centric Events has been designing and producing Arizona's most beautiful weddings since 2013 — lighting, drape, rentals, AV, staging and the crew who makes it all happen. From your first Pinterest board to the last song of the night, you work with one team, end to end.
One design team. One install crew. One point of contact — from first sketch to last dance.
Proudly producing at
The Aurora difference
Aurora is what happens when Arizona’s largest event-production company turns its full toolbox toward one couple at a time.
Same trucks. Same crews. Same install standards we bring to Carvana, Dutch Bros, and the Phoenix Open — turned toward your venue, your colors, your moment.
One producer. One bill. One focus: your day.
A few of our nights
From this last season.
The toolbox
Everything your day needs, under one roof.
— 01
Lighting + Drape Package
Our signature. Designed and run together.
— 02
Chandeliers & Pendants
Crystal, iron-lantern, brass. Up to 30 ft.
— 03
Ceiling Drape & Swags
Ivory, champagne, blush, smoke — or a custom swatch.
— 04
Bistro & String Lights
Warm 2200K café, fairy strands, icicle drops.
— 05
Uplighting
40+ wireless LEDs, programmed to your palette.
— 06
Pipe & Drape Walls
Largest inventory in the Southwest.
— 07
Dance Floors & Stages
Up to 40×40 ft, custom monogram vinyl.
— 08
Wedding A/V
Mics, speakers, projection, screens. Engineered and run.
— 09
GOBO & Monogram Projection
Steel or glass. Your name in light.
— 10
Special Effects
Sparklers, confetti, low-fog, geysers. Indoor-safe.
— 11
Themed & Custom Rentals
If you can sketch it, we can build it.
← swipe or scroll to explore →
The portfolio
A few nights from the last few seasons.
“Our reception looked like a film set. Worth every penny.”
A. & D.
Arizona Biltmore · Oct 2025
“We handed them our Pinterest board. They delivered the real thing — better.”
P. & J.
El Chorro · Jun 2025
“The drape transformed the ballroom. Featured on two blogs since.”
M. & E.
Omni Montelucia · Apr 2025
“One team. One bill. Magic.”
R. & S.
Wrigley Mansion · 2024
Also trusted by
The Knot
WeddingWire
Junebug Weddings
Phoenix Magazine
What happens next
From inquiry to first dance.
i.
Same-day reply
A real producer reads your inquiry the same business day.
ii.
48-hour quote
Tailored to your venue, your colors, your night.
iii.
Free site walk
Meet on-site. Walk the room. No deposit until you say yes.
Saturdays fill 8–10 months ahead
Light your day.
A producer replies within one business day — always.
Request your quote →
or call (602) 687–6169
· hello@centric.events
© 2026 Aurora · a Centric Events studio · 2620 E Greenway Rd Ste 106, Phoenix, AZ
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