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Dynamite Weddings is an innovative, complimentary service igniting the industry by sharing new ideas and industry “Tips and Trends” or TNT. The primary and unique focus of Dynamite Weddings is our daily changing content that engages, empowers, and inspires brides and grooms throughout their wedding plans. The eye catching content offers interaction between brides and experts, which differs from current sites that merely catalog vendors.

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Showing posts with label MR DJ Service. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MR DJ Service. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

David Girard Hosts A Wedding Seminar

We are honored to be giving away 3 tickets to the David Girard Vineyards Wedding Seminar this weekend (valued at $75)!! Comment below with your wedding date and tell us, at least one, must have feature for your day. We will select a winner, at random, on Friday, March 6th, so be sure to check back and see if you were selected!

David Girard Vineyards is hosting a wedding seminar for brides and grooms and invite you to meet a small showcase of vendors they support. Come enjoy the view and wines produced by this amazing venue. The event will be this Sunday, March 8th from 12:30 - 4p.m. For more information or to get tickets, visit David Girard Vineyards.

Check out all the Dynamite Vendors that will be participating at this upcoming event!!

A Day to Remember
Allison Stahl Photography
Celebrations! Elegant Party Rentals
Flourish Designs
Luxury Limousines
The Memory Journalists
Mr. DJ Service
Profinish Design
Real Weddings Magazine

I attended this event last year, as a guest, and it is a must for brides! See you there!

* Carissa, from Sugar and Spice and... will be showcasing her tasty desserts (they're truly tasty, ask me for my testimonial :I) and giving one lucky couple the top tier of a cake to take home and enjoy!

Photo provided by The Memory Journalists

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Dynamite Vendors Collaborate!

One of our dynamite photogs shot a wedding last week at the Sacramento Grand Ballroom and was lucky enough to team up with a few other dynamite vendors for an amazing wedding. Click on the image to check out the blog post that Jennifer got up the next day! Awesome. Congrats to Melanie and Tim!Kudos to:

Jen, Teresa, Kelly and Tina (not pictured) from The Memory Journalists
Phill with Sheffield Multimedia
Mike Regan with MR DJ Service
Cathy (not pictured) with Visual Impact
John with Profinish Design

All outstanding vendors who deserve your attention! Look at these hams!!

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Spotlight On - MR DJ Service

As seen in Sacramento Magazine's “SUCCESS STORIES"
Voted "Best Wedding Entertainment" -KCRA Voter's Poll

MR DJ Service has been creating “Extraordinary Weddings” since 1989. They always treat each client with the very best in personal service and know how to make your wedding day as entertaining as possible. They have the skills to turn your dreams into reality, and the personality to entertain your guests in a style and manner that will exceed your expectations. MR DJ Service has talented DJs that will be able to not only list out several unique and creative ideas, but can also help you to develop ideas that will fit your wedding perfectly. By choosing MR DJ Service you will be taking the first step towards creating memories that will last a lifetime. If what you are looking for is the very best entertainment to represent you on your wedding day then MR DJ Service is the right choice for you.
Call today and begin designing your “Extraordinary Wedding."

site: www.mrdjservice.com
blog: www.mrdjservice.com/blog
address: by appointment only
email: mike.r@mrdjservice.com
phone: 916.988.6979

Monday, July 7, 2008

Tip - Create A Mission Statement

Planning a wedding can be challenging, especially if you have never done it before. Consider starting your planning process by first creating a mission statement. Start by creating a clear sense of purpose. You can do this by finishing this statement, “The type of wedding day that I want to create is…” You can always refer back to your mission statement to see if that next item on your list is in line with what you want to create. You will be amazed at how much easier your wedding plans (and budget) will come together once you have a clear picture of what that looks like.Next, begin your plans with the end in mind. For example: If the type of wedding day you want to create is a relaxed social environment, this tells me that the entertainment takes a back seat to socializing and conversation. You might also create a relaxed timeline by scheduling more time for conversation and less for dancing. Remember, this is based on the type of wedding day that you want to create.

Tip provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of Allison Stahl Photography

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Trend - DVD Montage

DVD Montage - DVD Montages can be done in many different ways. The most common would be the story line of your life. Not to be confused with a PowerPoint presentation or a picture slideshow. A professionally produced DVD Montage will captivate everyone’s attention and spark many emotions as your friends and family share the story-line of your lives. You provide the pictures as it is elegantly produced and edited to music. It is then shown on a big screen and played through your DJs sound system giving your guests the whole movie experience (minus the popcorn). It is also a great way to honor those loved ones who have passed, without creating a somber moment. It also allows the other side of the family to get to know you in ways that they didn’t before. Family members love to be taken on a short trip down memory lane and your guest will definitely consider it one of the highlights of the evening.

Trend provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of The Memory Journalists

Thursday, June 5, 2008

Trend - Light Up Your Reception w/ A Monogram

Monogram Projector - One feature that is becoming increasingly more popular is the monogram projector. A Monogram Projector is a light fixture that projects a custom cut image called a “gobo.” If you are going to be sending out custom invitations, this is a way for you to have that same design projected somewhere at your reception. It can be shown on the wall behind your cake, behind the head table and, if the venue supports it, down on the dance floor. Imagine the image of you two dancing around your monogram for your first dance. Ask your DJ if he can have a gobo pattern custom cut of your design.
Trend and photo provided by MR DJ Service

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

Tip - Designate Your Coordinating Vendor

You will want to designate one vendor who will responsible for the tempo and flow of your wedding day. Once you have designated that person, you will want to inform all of the other vendors who that person is prior to your wedding day. This lets them know who to go to with questions or concerns. The person that you choose should be the one vendor that has the most contact with you and has a complete understanding of what is expected. Designating one person and notifying all of the other vendors ensures that everyone is on the same page and reduces the chances of confusion or conflicting agendas.

Tip and photo courtesy of MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of Allison Stahl Photography

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Tip - Discuss Placement With Your DJ

Where should your DJ set up? A major part of the DJ's job is to get as many of your guests on the same page as possible and we do this through making announcements. Whether it be for the grand entrance, cake cutting or simply asking them to take their seats for dinner, it is very important to make sure that your DJ is in a central location. If your guests cannot hear the announcements, you run the risk of having an event that does not flow smoothly.
If you have control where the bar is to be set up, it would be great to have the dance floor and the bar as close together as possible. (At least in the same room.) Not everyone is going to dance and that is okay. By putting the bar in one room and the dance floor in another, however, you are completely disconnecting the two. By putting them in the same room this allows everyone to enjoy watching the activities on the dance floor and the laughter that might go along with it.

Tip provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of Allison Stahl Photography

Friday, April 18, 2008

Trend - Creating Your Nontraditional Ceremony

You have scouted out the perfect ceremony site, and the both of you have agreed, you are going to exchange your vows outside of the church. You have chosen a nontraditional setting for your ceremony so why not choose nontraditional music? Holding your ceremony outside of the church gives you complete freedom to be as creative as you like. So have some fun. It is becoming more popular for brides and grooms to choose music that is unique to their individual personalities and tastes. It may be that there is a story behind their song choice or that the lyrics themselves tell a story. Just as a movie soundtrack has a musical score; you too can create the same type of theme. There may be a soft piano or string version of your first dance song that your DJ can play for your wedding march. DJs have the ability to be as creative as you need them to be.

Trend provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of Allison Stahl Photography

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Trend - Set the Tone With Lighting

Decorating With Light - You’ve seen it in the magazines, you have seen it on the wedding television programs, and it’s that cool lighting that turns an ordinary room into something extraordinary. Whether you are creating a theme party or an elegant wedding, Ambient or Theatrical Lighting will set the tone for your guests at your reception. It can create a soft candle light glow or cool patterns up on the ceiling.
Lighting adds depth to your wedding pictures by backlighting your photos. It can highlight architecture, plants and even your head table. It can be very subtle or over the top. It is the best, and often times, the most cost effective way to decorate. Talk to your DJ about Ambient or Theatrical Lighting.

Trend provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of The Memory Journalists

Thursday, March 20, 2008

Tip - Prepare Your Toast

How do you avoid inappropriate or embarrassing toasts? I think it was Mark Twain who said, "Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." If you are an amateur and your plan is to “just wing it” in front of two hundred people, you just might end up with some unexpected results.
Professional Emcees are always well prepared and rehearse their material. Here are a few suggestions to help you to be better prepared for your toast:

  • Narrow your notes down to bullet points
  • Practice and rehearse aloud
  • Limit your alcohol
  • Keep it short and sweet
  • Keep it positive. You want to leave them feeling good about themselves.
  • Don’t forget to ask everyone to rise and join you in toasting the new bride and groom
Alternative Solution: If you are uncertain or feel that someone is not up to the task, invite them to speak at the rehearsal dinner.

Tip provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of
Allison Stahl Photography

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Tip - How do you want to be remembered?

If you want to create a memorable event, try planning from a guest’s prospective. You will need to begin by asking yourself, “What do I want my guests to say after they leave my reception?” You may start by thinking back to a wedding that you have attended in the past. What stood out for you? Was it the flowers, food, venue, weather, dancing, music. etc…? Try to remember what you said to yourself as you left that wedding. This exercise alone will help you to prioritize your planning and budget based on a guest prospective… yours!
Ask yourself, “What type of wedding day are we going to create?” You may say things like simple, elegant, classy and fun. Then ask yourself what you want your guest to say after your reception, “Wow that really was a simple wedding!” or “Wow, that really was an elegant wedding!” or “Wow that really was a fun wedding!”

Taking a guest prospective with regards to planning your wedding day would be the first step to creating a lasting impression.

Tip provided by MR DJ Service
Photo courtesy of Profinish Design

Friday, February 1, 2008

MR DJ Service

MR DJ Service has been creating "Extraordinary Weddings" since 1989. We know how to make your wedding day as entertaining as possible. We have the skills to turn your dreams into reality, and the personality to entertain your guests in a style and manner that will exceed your expectations. MR DJ Service has talented DJs that will be able to not only list out several unique and creative ideas, but we can also help you to develop ideas that will fit your wedding perfectly.

If what you are looking for is the very best entertainment to represent you on your wedding day, then MR DJ Service is the right choice for you. Call today and let's begin designing your "Extraordinary Wedding."

site: www.mrdjservice.com
blog: blog.mrdjservice.com
email: mike.r@mrdjservice.com
contact: Mike Regan
phone: (916) 988-6979
address: Northern California