Due to a recent cancellation, June 15 of 2019 is now available for both DJ and Officiant services! Most four and five star rated DJs normally book 12-18 months in advance for June weddings. This could be your one and only chance to book one this close to the big day! Check out more of our latest [...]
40% of couples that get engaged do so between Thanksgiving and Valentines Day. The most popular day? Christmas Day! That means wedding vendors are flooded with inquiries in January from brides eager to start the planning process and dates start booking up very quickly.Here's a bit of advice [...]
From our family to yours, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We hope that you have the opportunity to take some time away from your busy life to enjoy your friends, your family, and the love and joy of the season.
We've received yet another five star review! One of the reasons that we're so proud of our rating is that we ask every client for every event to review us. We don't cherry pick - by asking every client, not just those we thought would give us a great review, we ensure that the reviews we receive[...]
You can find $500 DJs and you can find $5000 DJs. What's the difference? Demand! I hate to break it to you, but none of us are in this business because we're bored every Friday and Saturday night - we're in this business to make money. To do that, we will charge the most we possibly can while [...]
Over the past 18 years, I've entertained at many weddings with open bars as well as many weddings with cash bars. From my experience, weddings with cash bars (or limited time open bars) tend to be more enjoyable for the couple and the guests.Here's the deal - if you're supplying the liquor, your[...]
It's common for the best man and maid of honor to do their speeches after dinner. This, however, can be problematic. First, they won't be able to enjoy dinner - they'll be so nervous about their speeches that they'll worry the entire time they're eating. Second, this worry may lead to them [...]
Tipping is one of the hardest things to figure out when it comes to paying for events. You'll encounter two types of vendors - those who are moonlighting, working for the company you hired, and those who own the business you hired (who are also most likely moonlighting). None of us are [...]
It's customary to serve the vendors after all of the guests. A better time to feed them, though, is at the same time as the head table, and here's why! When the head table is eating, there isn't anything to video, photograph, or announce. As soon the head table is done eating, though, things [...]
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