ATTENTION! We've added DJ Mike to our staff! Mike brings a fresh face & YEARS of experience to our team! Contact us for details!. Continuing from our home page's the "Anatomy of an Event" we've done alot prior to your first dance. Great pre-event planning makes an event run so effortless and being that we encourage a flexible format from our standpoint.... the results are endless. Here are a few examples.                                                                                                                         

The First Dance

 The more traditional way is for the bride and groom to dance alone to "their song" in its entirety. Here, as well as the whole evening, you are the star of the show and the focus is on your special day.                    
The bride and groom starts to dance to "their song" for a minute or so, then we ask the bride's father and the groom's mother to join. Some continue this by asking other family members or friends to join them, others keep this going until most everyone is on the dance floor. The songs are usually slow and can be one long in time length or several. With this approach, this is still your special day, but,  you want the emphasis on being grateful towards your guests and thanking them for their involvement in your life. Many couples have gone through alot to get to this point, so celebrating this way seems appropriate to them.  These are just a few of the options that are available to you, there are many more possibilities! 

The Garter and Bouquet 

The traditional way is chosen by the bride and groom who wants to share in the fun and photo opportunity of these moments. One reminder here is to make sure you have enough singles to toss to, some weddings don't.             
 

 Many couples have expressed their dislikes for this because they feel it is male chauvinistic, embarrassing, WWF in likeness and focuses on being single at a wedding celebration. One alternative, is to eliminate the garter and bouquet entirely and do a marriage countdown instead. This celebrates marriage at a wedding, not being single. If you choose our service we'll assist you in finding what's best for you, it's your choice. 

Let's Dance 

 Many bride and grooms (guests as well) have told us that it's not a wedding reception without the traditional songs and interactions. The Hokey Pokey, Chicken Dance, Electric Slide, Celebration, YMCA, etc., are a MUST for these individuals. With this style you can still control the level  of DJ  interaction from none at all, mild/moderate, to very active... the choice is yours.

As much as the above mentioned loves the "old faithfuls", the other 50% dislike at least a few songs, and others hate most or all of these songs, calling them stale, tacky and inappropriate for an elegant occasion. Whatever your song interests are, we usually can work them into your reception, even if it's not danceable.... how about playing it at the cocktail hour or dinner time?

Interaction from the DJ with your guests has similar differences of opinions. For those interested, our style is suitable for an elegant occasion like yours, adding  a "Simon says" style to group dances without being annoying. Even if this isn't your preference, we don't stand stiff and lifeless  behind our equipment. We've developed our own brand of silliness with class to create fun without being a distraction.                                                                            
If you click on "music" on the top right of our page you will see our extensive selection from our library, as well as a wide variety. For a dance club beat, we can mix your favorite styles to create a continuous flow. Do you love an artist or style of music? We can help you create an underlying theme while keeping your guests with different interests from running out the door!

We can cater to couples with less mainstream lifestyles including gay/lesbian, wiccan, Goth/industrial, vegan/vegetarian, recovering alcoholics, bikers and others. Feel free to add, delete, or completely  recreate an event that suits you. With our setup you can add a guest DJ, refer to our music library (if not listed - we still may have it ... please ask) and/or bring your own music, band or other entertainment, it's your choice.                

As you can see our service offers an eclectic music library, an open minded attitude, willingness to offer options, handling both the traditional  to less mainstreamed events and the ability to balance between your needs and the interests of your guests.