These drones are so popular that there’s a 3 month wait list!

4 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube pitch, Dan Novaes explains how a niche use of synchronized, glowing‑butterfly drones in Asian event venues has created a viral, high‑impact visual experience that draws massive attention on social media. The drones are used to carry wedding rings, create cinematic moments, and generally transform ordinary events into unforgettable spectacles. This novelty has driven demand so high that providers are booked three months in advance and can charge three times the usual price for event services. Novaes outlines a clear business play: be the first to acquire and master the drone technology in a given city, package it for weddings, birthdays, and corporate events, and thereby differentiate from the standard DJ‑flowers‑decor formula, effectively owning the market. He ends with a call to follow UBK for more entrepreneurial stories.

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Everyone is fighting for clients in events, but a few people just 3x 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.