Spring Newsletter - The Wedding Edition

Our Spring newsletter just went to the presses. The Green Issue is chock full goodies for the bride or groom to be including:

• Finding the right hair stylist
• Wedding gown fitting
• How to choose a tuxedo
• Recipes and Wine tips
• Vendor Spotlights

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Download Link: Eventures Spring 2009 Newsletter

Coffee VS Music

By Ken Rochon - AbsoluteEntertainment.com

It might be silly to demonstrate such an obvious difference… but this is what is happening in the deejay wedding industry. Scary!

Can you imagine if you called up a photographer and asked him to meet you about your wedding photography and he suggested that you meet with him at the local coffee café. You agree and when you arrive to see the photos he presents you with a cup of coffee. You accept and then ask if you may see his photos and he says “Wouldn’t you rather drink this coffee? Isn’t this coffee excellent? If you love this coffee, then you will love my photography work”. Okay, that meeting would have been a total waste of your time, and so would meeting your caterer for a cup of coffee instead of experiencing a tasting.

So why is music so important and how do you evaluate your deejay to know you and your guests will enjoy themselves for the duration of your event?

Simple (hint and it has nothing to do with a cup of coffee)… we call this experience a must for selecting your professional disc jockey. It is a “customized music demonstration”.

Benefits:

You are able to communicate your music preferences and experience the music you select and how it will be incorporated into your ceremony, cocktail, dinner, and dancing.

You experience the sound system for clarity and fidelity as well as the volume level. We offer systems with dual volume levels so that your guests dancing experience a full body sound and your guests conversing at the tables experience a social volume.

There is no practicing or experimenting with regard to your preferences on your wedding day, because the demo serves as a testing location for what works and doesn’t work for you.

There is a lot to be said for privacy, ever notice how loud coffee places are? You are able to communicate without distractions what you and your guests will want to experience on your big day.

Café vs. Office… I am hearing coffee stores are closing up, when a deejay is doing this part time, do you think they are vested in your big day? We are full-time, 7 days a week focusing on weddings and events. It is our only business, and we are passionate about it. This will be evident when you visit our office.

You are able to feel confident about your professional disc jockey company because you’ve just experienced your wedding instead of a cup of joe.