These butterfly drones are keeping event planners booked for months!

2 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Dan Novaes highlights how a handful of event planners in parts of Asia have dramatically increased their revenue and booking windows by incorporating glowing, butterfly‑shaped drones into their services. The drones fly in synchronized, twinkling patterns, prompting guests to film them, which generates viral videos with millions of views and creates instant demand. Planners using the drones can now charge three times their previous rates and stay booked for three months straight, while most planners continue with conventional DJ, flower, and décor packages that fail to stand out. Novaes explains that the drones can even carry wedding rings and create cinematic moments, turning ordinary events into unforgettable experiences. He advises listeners to become the first to introduce the drones in their own city, learn to operate them, and package them for weddings, birthdays, and corporate events, thereby owning the market rather than competing on price. The video ends with a call to follow UBK for more entrepreneurial stories.

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Everyone is fighting for clients and events, but a few people just 3x'd their prices overnight. Here's what they did. In parts of Asia, event planners started using drones that look like glowing butterflies. They fly, twinkle, and move in perfect sync across the room. Guests stop everything just to film it. Videos go viral. Millions of views. Instant demand. Now, they're fully booked for 3 months straight. Meanwhile, most planners are still repeating the same formula. DJ, flowers, decor. Nothing memorable. But these drones, they carry wedding rings, create cinematic moments, and turn regular events into experiences people can't ignore. Here's the play: be the first in your city, get the drone, learn it, package it for weddings, birthdays, corporate events. Same market, same clients, different offer, and suddenly you're not competing anymore. You are owning the market. For more entrepreneurial stories and information like this, follow UBK.