Do you really want to dig under your bride's dress in front of your family? I offer a couple of new suggestions that can fit you a little better.

Today I'm talking about the lessons I took away from working at Disney. Even more important, how I will intigrate those lessons into Just a DJ.

This session is about keeping your guests from tapping on the glasses by getting out in front of the idea with a few ideas.

This week I talk about the good side of reviews. Specifically, how I helped Cynthia achieve her dream even after being 2 hours late

The formal exit or "send off" as it's often called can make for some fantastic pictures. However, if it's not planned out properly like everything else in your wedding, it can cause some confusion with your guests.

I have made some mistakes in the past and the only way to move on is to learn from them. This week I focus on Jordynn's wedding that I made some of the biggest mistakes of my career. However, I also discuss what I did to correct those mishaps and how I'll be using those lessons in the future.

This is something that has changed a lot over the last couple of years as the move away from tradition becomes more prevailant. I have been learning a lot about unique ways to bring in the couple, but also simple things like how would you like to be introduced or whose last name you'll use - if at all.

I am asked this exact question almost any time i talk with someone about DJing. I discuss what really stood out to me and where I think I'll be moving towards in the future.

This is the first of the Ideas series. Just a quick tip or thought on how to wow your guests and waus to make your event stand out.

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