PLAN A GREAT WEDDING RECEPTION
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by Jack Fahey The DJ’s duties for the four to six hours of your reception are The music played for your reception can fall into four major catagories: Ceremony Music – Cocktail Hour – Dinner Music – Dance and celebration time They are all important and should be carefully chosen by the Bride and Groom, always taking recommendations from the DJ. As a DJ Wedding Professional of twenty years, I find that many DJ’s fall short in keeping Dinner music fun, entertaining and appropriate. Too many DJ’s place a CD like “Kenny G” or “Frank Sinatra” on and “take a break”, not really tending to the party! They have an attitude that “they are only eating dinner”. This period of time is an opportunity to reflect on both families ethnic heritage, recall of fond memories of school days, birthdays, anniversaries and special dances between all family members. My point is that during your special day, no opportunity should be missed in providing your party with the most professional and emotional entertainment. Here at Dare 2 Dance Productions, we agree with Jack and provide you with the exact professionalism that Jack talks about in his article. This day is about you and the celebration of your new life together, let’s make it a memory of a lifetime! Congratulations and Good Luck! Michael W. Diven |