Entertainment Blog
How to Entertain Kids at Your Wedding
Kathy Jonas | August 24, 2015The idea of cherubic little girls running around a barn wedding with their curls and frilly dresses billowing behind them is so appealing it feels like a Hallmark card.
The "Tweet of Honor" & Technology in Weddings
Amanda Norell | June 26, 2013Would you Skype a bridesmaid into your ceremony? How about Twitter-themed wedding invites? Technology is playing an increasingly larger role in modern weddings - what do you think?
Wedding Day Music Choices
Amanda Norell | June 17, 2013“Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without.” -- Confucius Well said, Confucius. Well said.
Wedding DJ, What Do You Charge?
Sunny Moon | September 18, 2012Often when shopping for a disc jockey, the question people ask is, “What do you charge?” As a DJ, I understand that planning a party of any kind can be expensive and time consuming. But you also need to understand the importance of comparing prices in order to put together a budget.
2012 Music Trends
WeddingDay | January 13, 2012Local DJs, Jim Cerone, Mike West and Brian Whitis share the most popular music selections.
What to Consider When Selecting a Professional DJ/MC for Your Wedding Entertainment
Brian Whitis | November 29, 2011One of the most important things to remember about the process of finding the right people and businesses to help make your day special is that you should have the mindset that you are interviewing professionals – not just looking for vendors.
Traditional Versus Contemporary Ceremony Music: What's Your Style?
Haley Lake | April 25, 2011For many brides, when their engagement is officially announced, the barrage of questions begins. The one thing few people ask about and many brides forget to consider is ceremony music. A ceremony that lacks a unique personal musical backdrop is like a movie without a soundtrack.
Entertaining Your Guests Beyond the Dance Floor
Nicole Beltz | January 4, 2011You want your special day to stand out from all the other weddings your family and friends attend. That’s not to say you won’t include traditional activities at your reception – music and dancing, cutting the cake and throwing your bouquet – but you want to create a signature day that everyone will remember. So how can you entertain your guests beyond the dance floor?
Choosing Music For Your Ceremony
Meg Rodgers | October 25, 2010You’ve worked hard to plan your dream wedding down to the last detail. As you go over the day in your head you imagine the hall, your guests and friends, the flowers, the church, your dress, walking down the aisle to….. silence? You forgot the music!