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We had a last minute change of venue for our son's wedding and needed to find a DJ. Kent responded quickly and was able to accommodate us, which was a miracle on it's own. It was an outdoor event, small and intimate. Kent and his father in law came on time, they helped set up, offered advice about the wedding the procession and just went above and beyond any DJ I've encountered. The system was great and everyone was up dancing for hours. They were able to accommodate all the songs that were requested. They stayed later than we hired them for as well and they made the stress of the last minute change seem like it was nothing. We appreciated the professionalism and the kindness they brought to this special day. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Tricia

Entertaining Wedding Receptions

Entertaining Wedding Receptions

Take your wedding reception to the next level

Planning your wedding can be a big undertaking. This booklet was designed to help you take your reception to the next level!

This e-book will help you:

  • Define the structure of a wedding reception
  • Plan your first dances
  • Suggest alternatives to the clinking of glasses
  • Ideas for releasing tables to the buffet
  • Games
  • And much more!

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3 Checklist of priorities

What is important for you on your big day? There is a LOT that goes into a wedding. And there is only so much budget to spend. So, you need to prioritise what is important and what you want to spend money on. DJ's, for example, vary in price depending on options and services they offer. Some offer elaborate Grand Entrances, customized timelines, and such, while others offer basic DJ services. Some couples will prioritize the DJ higher, while others will prioritise the DJ lower. And there are a lot of things to give priority to. Music, invitation, gowns, flowers, pictures, seat covers, meals, planning, novelties, up-lights etc. Rank the priorities starting at one (and there can only be one 1). Then if you need to cut costs, start cutting corners with the lower priority things.

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