What if your decor could evolve with the night—classic and elegant during the first dance, then vibrant and pulsing with the beat once the party starts? That’s where Meagan Stringer takes us. As the owner of Pop In Color Party Co. in Springfield, Missouri.

We trace the journey from early Amazon balloon kits to polished installations that anchor photo moments, then step into the world of event rentals: shimmer walls in gold, silver, black, white, pink and more, plus floral panels that wedding clients love for their neutral, camera-ready tones. Meagan breaks down the real-world shift from same-day setups to late-night teardowns, how she chooses inventory that photographs well, and why standardizing colors, panels and processes makes scaling possible without losing the creative spark.

The spotlight lands on her newest obsession: licensed LED marquee letters. These sleek, app-controlled letters color-match to garlands, offer 180 animation modes, and even sync to music—transforming receptions, graduations and brand activations into immersive experiences. We talk placement, pacing and mood: starting the evening in clean whites, then ramping up to movement and color as the dance floor fills. You’ll hear how giving clients app access boosts engagement, why certain dark tones don’t render well in LEDs, and how these marquees turn decor into a living, breathing vibe.

If you’re a bride, groom, planner or creative vendor, you’ll get practical ideas for building a cohesive look. Come for the inspiration, stay for the playbook on turning visual moments into lasting memories. If you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe, share with a friend who loves event design, and leave a review to help more listeners find us.