A horse outlined in points of light carries a story from another place: Nihi, Sumba. At Rahmani & Glen’s wedding, this formation recalled their engagement journey. The memory appeared in the sky at Plataran Borobudur, Magelang, during a 150-drone show on 12 September 2026.
The graphics were deeply personal to the couple’s love story. iDrone helped bring that story into the air, giving memories close to Rahmani and Glen a place within their wedding celebration.
A horse and an engagement memory from Nihi, Sumba
For someone seeing the photograph for the first time, the horse is a silhouette made of light. For Rahmani and Glen, it recalls their engagement journey in Nihi. A single image connects a memory from Sumba with the celebration taking place in Magelang.
Details like this give a wedding drone show its character. A story can be expressed through a carefully chosen shape, allowing the couple to revisit a moment they want to remember.
Hearts, the sun, and the moon
At the beginning of the photo sequence, the drones appear in a takeoff formation resembling a heart. The next image shows a heart-on-fire motif, like the emoji, symbolizing passionate love. The motif is created using drone lights.
The sun and moon represent the couple, bringing Rahmani and Glen into the show through symbols visible together in the night sky. Zodiac symbols, a figure with a racket and ball, musical notes, and a ring add to the range of forms in the gallery.
Four cats and the RG icon
The documentation includes four different cat formations. The third and fourth cats are also photographed from behind the couple, showing how these illuminated images appeared in front of Rahmani and Glen.
The RG icon brings Rahmani and Glen’s initials into the visual sequence. A formation depicting part of Borobudur Temple also provides a visual reference to Borobudur within the show at Plataran Borobudur.
Finding symbols for your own story
For couples planning a wedding drone show, Rahmani and Glen’s engagement memory offers an example of where a brief can begin. Choose places, moments, or symbols that mean something to you, then explain their stories to the performance team.
Include the date, venue, an outline of the celebration, and the places from which the couple and guests will watch. Visual references and the meaning of each symbol help the team discuss the shapes, level of detail, and drone count suited to the concept.
Explore the Wedding of Rahmani & Glen gallery to follow the documented sequence. To develop a performance for your celebration, discuss your story and venue with iDrone.
