Wow, what an amazing wedding video!
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
How To Hire Entertainment For Your Wedding | DJ Adrian of Sound In Motion’s BLOG
My friend Adrian Cavlan reminds us that:
"You can easily ruin a $50,000 wedding with an $800 band, or a $15,000 wedding with a $400 DJ. Make an investment in your families, your friends and most of all yourselves that will help create the right kind of unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime!"
How To Hire Entertainment For Your Wedding | DJ Adrian of Sound In Motion’s BLOG
"You can easily ruin a $50,000 wedding with an $800 band, or a $15,000 wedding with a $400 DJ. Make an investment in your families, your friends and most of all yourselves that will help create the right kind of unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime!"
How To Hire Entertainment For Your Wedding | DJ Adrian of Sound In Motion’s BLOG
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
The Importance of Announcements
If you are hiring a band for your wedding, this is some good information to consider.
RJ
Excerpt:
I recently agreed to step in and help a friend-of-a- friend coordinate their daughter’s wedding. They wanted a band, which is why I was never called to DJ in the first place. I’m a sucker…I had the night off…so I said “yes.”
The Importance of Announcements | Pro Mobile DJ
RJ
Excerpt:
I recently agreed to step in and help a friend-of-a- friend coordinate their daughter’s wedding. They wanted a band, which is why I was never called to DJ in the first place. I’m a sucker…I had the night off…so I said “yes.”
The Importance of Announcements | Pro Mobile DJ
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Black Light Party
We had fun in the dark doing this black light party. I had a blast and the kids did too.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Cocktail Music Idea
If you like Michael Buble, then you will love Seth MacFarlane's swingin' new album, Music Is Better Than Words.
It's perfect for cocktails!
It's perfect for cocktails!
Friday, September 23, 2011
Photography Fun
I did a wedding last week and I had the chance to work with Shelly Funke from Dallas. I was amazed to watch her work all night. She was able to command the room and direct people in what she wanted them to do and have fun at the same time while doing it. She lit up people by having them kick up their legs like dancers. The result is that our clients got great photos and those people had more fun and put that energy right back into the event.
This is one of the benefits of being served by people who love what they do. When I spoke with Shelly at the end of the night I was amazed to hear her story. She has been shooting for more than 25 years and I asked her if she had a website. She said "no, all of my business is word of mouth."
I've done lots of events over my 25+ year DJ career and I am able to see many distinctions working with other vendors. I am always curious to see who is really enjoying themself as they work. I see for many people, it's just another job--not that there is anything wrong with that. There is just an opportunity to put more fun into the equation and make the event that much more special. When you bring the intention to play and entertain those you work with, the outcome can go in many unexpected ways. That to me is truly great service. You love what you do and you allow everyone to enjoy it with you.
Here is a photo of hers from that night.
This is one of the benefits of being served by people who love what they do. When I spoke with Shelly at the end of the night I was amazed to hear her story. She has been shooting for more than 25 years and I asked her if she had a website. She said "no, all of my business is word of mouth."
I've done lots of events over my 25+ year DJ career and I am able to see many distinctions working with other vendors. I am always curious to see who is really enjoying themself as they work. I see for many people, it's just another job--not that there is anything wrong with that. There is just an opportunity to put more fun into the equation and make the event that much more special. When you bring the intention to play and entertain those you work with, the outcome can go in many unexpected ways. That to me is truly great service. You love what you do and you allow everyone to enjoy it with you.
Here is a photo of hers from that night.
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