Wedding DJ Tips

Dionne Entertainment is and has been LGTBQ Friendly!! The State of Maine made same-sex marriage legal in 2012. The Supreme Court made same-sex marriage legal on 06/26/15 nationally. One of my favorite weddings was that of Jean-Stephane and Tom at Point Lookout! It was in French and English and featured a massive fireworks display.

Being the Wedding DJ for a Caribbean wedding has been quite the unique experience! My wife Kim deserves all the credit for making it possible, she started booking herself as a destination wedding photographer back in 2008, I rode her coattails as an add-on, a Wedding DJ add-on.

The Father/Daughter dance or the Mother/Son dance can easily be turned into quite a spectacle. And out of the clear blue, when nobody suspects it. It's not as common as it used to be but it still comes up every now and then.

There are still couples shopping for a wedding DJ for 2021 dates and even more checking out availability for 2022 dates. With Covid-19 on the decline, the mood is better amongst many couples. There are still a few couples considering postponing or canceling their 2021 weddings. The wedding vendors in Maine would love to get back to normal, so stay the course, wear a mask and get the vaccine.

Many weddings still feature centerpieces at each table. Traditionally, you can give away those centerpieces to one guest at each table. You could stick something under the winners chair, or have the DJ ask who's birthday is closest to the wedding day per table. Or, a game, like passing a dollar around the table to a piece of music!!

Kim and I go on our Covid-19 car tour out West. We drove to Newark from Maine, then flew first class to Denver. With our rental car, we drove to Kim's brother's house in Basalt, CO to a delicious breakfast. Next, we drove to Arches National Park in Moab, Utah. On to Flagstaff, AZ then to the Grand Canyon then onto Las Vegas. We took a day ride to visit Kim's aunt in Corona, Ca! A short flight from Las Vegas to San Francisco to visit Kim's Daughter, husband and grandsons!

In Lewiston, Maine, where I grew up in the 60's, Franco-American Catholic Weddings always featured tons of food, alcohol and music!! Many receptions were held in church basements, which had built-in kitchens due to the fact that they served as cafeteria's for the Catholic grade schools. Daytime receptions with bands (not DJs).

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Making use of Doppler Radar is very wise on days where there is a risk of showers or rain. mathematically speaker, your wedding day is more likely to feature good to great weather. Watch the radar and be ready to mover forward or delay, as needed.

I had always dreamt of being a radio disc jockey! While still in high school, my father drove me to the FCC building in Boston where I took the exam to get my 3rd Class Radiotelephone license, giving me the authority to turn on or turn off radio station transmitters and to take readings of the frequency, transmitter and antennas.