Remembrance · 11 November and commemorative ceremonies

A duty of remembrance, spectacular immersion.

A ceremony brings residents together around remembrance. We add scenography, emotion, and the technical means required (sound, light, flames, special effects, projection, etc).

At the service of reflection and the promotion of heritage. Each creation is designed with you, your monument and your local history.

What we offer

Three ways to honour remembrance.

Spectacular memorial

Pneumatic crosses

Crosses that appear in the darkness thanks to a pneumatic system: a moment of visual silence to honour those who never came home.

Incandescent remembrance

Fire bowls

Flames that frame the ceremony or line the path of the public, like a flame of remembrance.

Several models available, up to 2.2 m in diameter

Shows and video mapping

Les Reflets du Souvenir, 1562 Jours

Creations written for your town, together with your heritage department. Les Reflets du Souvenir: projection on the Saint-Quentin war memorial for its 90th anniversary (2017). 1562 Jours: a love story set in the First World War, with spatialised sound, lighting, 3D video projection and a pyrotechnic finale (2018).

See Les Reflets du Souvenir →See 1562 Jours →

How it works

A project in 4 steps

Listening and scoping

The venue, the expected audience, the ceremony's protocol, the duration and the budget. We look for what will feel right for your town.

Writing

Together with your heritage department, local historians and veterans' associations, we decide what will be said, shown and lit.

Installation and night rehearsals

On-site installation, adjustments and rehearsals at nightfall, in the real conditions of the ceremony.

The day itself and removal

Our teams run the show during the ceremony, then dismantle and remove all the equipment.

Tell us about your ceremony.

Timing matters for 11 November: the earlier the project is scoped, the more carefully it can be prepared. We get back to you within 48 working hours.

Chronix — +33 9 81 64 99 08 — Saint-Quentin (02), France