Jason and Lihsia spent hours practising this one. Just over 2 minutes into their first song, a dance-off broke out.
Green Apple caught the entire thing on video below.
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A creative first dance
Tuesday, January 6th, 2009All DJs are the same, right?
Friday, October 24th, 2008I guess many are. And at the end of the day, really all we do as “DJs” is play music. That in itself is quite simple, in fact in all seriousness, monkeys can do it with a little training.
So what sets one DJ apart from the next? When it comes to your wedding it really depends what you really want. I think I’ll present more detailed and though provoking information here soon, but for now let me say this: if all you’re looking for is someone who will play the right music and read the crowd, you’ll find that DJ. There’s plenty of reliable, fun DJs who pay cool music from 8 til 12.
But if you feel like there could be more to it, read on.
What if your DJ knew there was more to a wedding than just music? For example (more…)
Never too soon!
Thursday, July 3rd, 2008Looking for wedding DJs in Auckland? Visit my site!
Over the last few weeks, I’ve had maybe a dozen emails or calls for various November dates, all of them Saturdays. I’ve been booked for some of those nights for the best part of a year.
It doesn’t matter if you need a DJ, a band, a venue, a photographer – once you find the right one, book them then relax. November and December usually sees DJs and venues booked solid with end of year corporate celebrations, and of course January through April are exceptionally busy months being considered “peak wedding season”. From a biased point of view, the DJ or band are often one of the last considerations (photographer, venue, celebrant, even cars often booked before entertainment).
Once you come across something or someone you like the look of, book it, make it happen, and then finalise the little details closer to the time. The only downside might be the “what if they go out of business?” question, so deal with reputable operators with plenty of positive history whenever possible. Unfortunately there really is no way to STOP someone going out of business though (just look at the finance companies of late!).
On the positive side, the more professionals you have booked, the more “experts” you have available to call on for tips and advice.
It’s never too early to plan ahead!