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Marquee Moments.

A Rental Site That Turns Browsers Into Quote Requests

Marquee Moments rents 4 foot light up marquee letters for weddings, birthdays, proms and corporate events across New York's Capital Region.

marqueemoments.net
Marquee Moments homepage

At a glance

LIVE

LETTER PREVIEW

Customers type their phrase and see the lit letters before they ask for a quote

3 STEPS

QUOTE REQUEST

The display, the event, then the venue. The estimate goes out by email

A TO Z

INVENTORY

Every letter, numbers 0 to 9, and symbols like &, @, #, ♥ and a diamond ring

4 WAYS

LIGHTING

Warm white, remote looks, full color control from an iPad, or music reactive

Where they started

The problem.

Marquee Moments rents 4 foot light up marquee letters for weddings, birthdays, proms and corporate events across New York's Capital Region. Nobody can see the letters in person before renting them, so the site has to help people picture the setup at their own event, then make asking for a quote the easy next step.

What we did about it

What we built.

The site is built in their gold and charcoal, with event video behind the headline and photos of lit up setups all the way down. On the Build Your Moment page, customers type a phrase and the lit letters preview as they type. They pick lighting upgrades and extras like fog, cold sparks or a tent, then send the request in three short steps: the display, the event, and the venue details.

A summary and estimated quote goes out by email. Packages and prices are posted, the rental process spells out the 50% deposit that holds a date and the delivery, setup and pickup that come with every rental, and local pages cover Albany, Saratoga Springs, Troy, Schenectady and the towns around them.

Marquee Moments website, further down the homepage

What it includes

  • Website Design
  • Quote Builder
  • Local Area Pages

Built with

  • Next.js
  • Cloudflare
  • Local SEO

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Tell us how the work actually runs. We build the site to match it, not the other way round. Based in Iron Station, NC.