First of all, the more props you decorate, the better. You should be optimistic about the various sizes and specifications of the venue, as well as the height of the top. If the height of the top is insufficient, it will be depressing to arrange more props. Similarly, if the ceiling is high enough, you will arrange few props, which will highlight the openness of the venue, so you don't need too much. After all, weddings are for couples, not props. Never put the cart before the horse on this issue.

If the space is limited and the ceiling is not high, you can lower the LED lamp to fill the light, and use the light beam and chasing light to make the amplification of the whole space stand out in pure darkness.

If the venue is long and narrow and the width is not enough, a back stage can be set up, and the back stage can be higher to highlight the visual effect.

The front and rear stages are higher than the runway, and the heights of 600, 300 and 400 can be adopted.

If there are enough reflective points in the hall, you can use more lighting to match the colors, use crystal chandeliers, or repeatedly reflect the light from mirrors and glass for color decoration.