Beyond The Booth with Marcus

Congratulations, you’re getting married and the planning process has just begun. One of the first questions asked when it comes to the wedding event itself is, Where Do I Find A_____?

We take the legwork out of this question for you by sharing the the pros and cons of 4 possible options

1) Your Venue

2) Wedding Professional Directories

3) Word of Mouth/Social Media

4) Other online directories.

It is ultimately about connection with your potential vendor no matter where you find them, but I hope this helps to take away some of the stress of planning your big and special day.

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There are so many options out there when it comes to finding and hiring a vendor for your wedding and perhaps the most important aspect is how you connect with them and they with you.

This 5 minute bonus episode quickly breakdown why it is important not just evaluate the quality or service or the track record of the potential vendor, but it’s also important to be able to connect with them.

The reception finally comes to the point in the timeline where it is time to partayyy! There is nothing worse than as a DJ, being told what to play and when to play it. Believe it or not, that actually hurts the event more than it helps it. This episode’s focus highlights

- Cases for why bride in particular tend to backseat DJ -How building trust will allow for more freedom for the DJ and ultimately every one in attendance

-How to still build up the energy on the dance floor without making everyone make a u-turn and heads towards the exits.

-all this and so much more.

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”If you’re early, you’re on time, you’re late if your on time”

Especially when attending a wedding, there are a few reasons why one should be on time and not miss the precious moments of the ceremony.

A question that has to be asked when planning a wedding is if the wedding will be uplugged or not. With the increase quality of smartphones, every attendee thinks of themselves as a photographer which can conflict with the team of professionals you are are paying to do the job.

-no smartphones can lead to better event engagement and your guest truly encompassed in the affair.

-smartphones can lead to more dynamic moments captured and vantage points that the professionals at not have gotten to bring out.

Should you tip your vendor? How are you just tipping them for doing their job and what you hire them for? These are great questions that way into if people should or even do tip their vendors for services rendered especially at an event. But I want to present a case of her you tipping for services rendered, or for experience created? All that and more in five minutes or less on his mobile till Monday.

This episode we explore just how important of a part audio plays into an event. Doesn’t matter if you are shopping or attending a wedding how audio impacts one’s experience please more than we give it credit for. Today we give tips on how to make sure the audio is right and tight and that everyone has a good night.

This quick Mobile Tip Monday episode is all about a couple of techniques to use and avoid when handling a microphone if you ever find yourself going to do a speech or a toast.

This episode we dive into 4 tips to help any creative professional get over a bad performance.

There is no such thing as a perfect event

Don’t panic

Don’t ride too long on the highs or lows

Never stop growing

Who are the party starters when it comes to an event? You are! No matter if you are an attendee or a vendor, you bringing the energy can really elevate the event to make it fun and enjoyable for others.