“Can We See You At A Wedding Performing?”
Many brides and grooms want to know if they can come to a wedding I am performing at to see me in action. My answer is emphatically….No!
Why not? You may ask. I suppose it would be okay to watch a wedding DJ in action if….he is the spoon-fed, in-house DJ who does the same thing at every wedding.
For those of us who take pride in customizing, personlizing and crafting unique weddings…the answer should always be, “respectively no”.
Brides have so many different tastes and personalities.
The last thing you want as a DJ is to have a potential client see you doing something at a wedding that completely turns her off.
Even though you explain to every bride that you will do exactly what they desire, it does no one justice to see you with another bride.
No woman wants to see her man with another woman (even if it’s her DJ)
So I decided to add a short video on my website of me at several weddings performing. And still I get some who absolutely love what I do and some who are turned off. Even though I explain to them that I can do whatever they want, they see me in action and will immediately decide yay or nay.
Tony Laub is a professional DJ who specializes in Weddings
http://www.SoundProEntertainment.com
Tony wrote a 98 page guide on how to plan your own wedding
Add comment April 22, 2009
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Getting Married?
Congrats on your engagement!
Now comes the planning………………..
Don’t stress, because you have a friend in the wedding industry!
The Exclusive Wedding Guide is your “wedding manual”.
A comprehensive, step-by-step book that will guide you through the whole wedding planning process.
visit www.ExclusiveWeddingGuide.com for more info.
Add comment January 13, 2009
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Getting Ready For The Bridal Fair
If you plan on attending a Bridal Fair, don’t think you are just going to show up and walk around. Take the time to prepare for what could be the most important step in planning for your wedding (and it’s success).
Most brides I observe at bridal fairs walk around in a stae of shock, looking like zombies. Know why? Information overload. They never knew what hit ‘em!
There is so much you can get out of a bridal fair if you have a game plan.
Visit this website for free info http://www.sos4weddings.com/Expo.html
There you will discover secrets that other brides and grooms at the bridal fair will watch you in action with their mouths open in shock!
Add comment January 3, 2009
anton3
Hire Professionals
Hire professional vendors who are “Owner/Operators”
Add comment February 21, 2008
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Now Is The Time To Plan Your Wedding…even if it’s 2 years away!
Hey Ladies, It’s never too early to plan your wedding. I know I don’t have to tell you that.
But there are things you need to know if you want to do it right and save time and money in the process.
STEP #1…Attend a Wedding Expo (a wealth of ideas and information)
STEP#2…Collect as much info as possible (internet, magazines, books or…….
If you don’t have the time or experience visit this website http://www.ExclusiveWeddingGuide.com
It is essentially a plethora of information compiled by a person in the wedding industry namely…me!
I’m in the trenches working with these companies throughout the good times and bad and as a result know who rises to the top.
This guide will put money and time back in your posession! GUARANTEED!!
Add comment December 13, 2007
anton3
Know what’s scary? You can’t do “redo” your wedding day if your DJ screws up!
Add comment October 6, 2007
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Real Wedding DJs Don’t Disclose Price Over The Phone!
When I get a an inquiry on the phone or email, the first thing out of a bride’s mouth is…”How much do you charge?”
That’s understandable. A bride does not know the difference between a DJ, photgrapher or a wedding cake baker, especially when it comes to planning a wedding.
A wedding DJ is different than most wedding vendors because what we sell is talent. And you can’t show a package of talent to a bride.
If a “wedding DJ” (and I use the term loosely) advertises prices on their website or freely gives out prices over the phone, that can only mean one thing….
They are “cookie cutting” their weddings. which means, they aren’t customizing each wedding. Each wedding will be the same as the one before, which means your wedding will be just like last weeks and the week before. I suppose if you don’t care much about personalized service then the standard run-of-the-mill wedding reception is perfect for you.
Most brides I meet don’t subscribe to that thinking.
Most brides take pride in their wedding day and DO want a personalized, custom wedding that represents their personality.
What makes a great wedding DJ? The services they provide and the time they take to meet with you.
http://www.SoundProEntertainment.com
Add comment July 31, 2007
anton3
Who is the Right DJ for my Wedding?
Want to know the most important question you should ask when hiring a DJ??
Are you the “Owner/Operator”?
If the answer is yes, that means you are not only talking to the owner of the DJ company but the person who will be responsible for making sure your wedding is nothing less than stellar.
If the answer is no, that means you are talking to the owner, but not the person who will be responsible for the success (or failure of your wedding) The person you get is the one who works for the “owner”…the employee, the person who treats it like a “J.O.B.” you know, the one who goes through the motions but has no passion.
Who do you want to Make Your Day?
Add comment June 15, 2007
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Looking for a “different” bridal march tune?
Tired of the same old bridal march songs?
Take a listen to the “Bridal March” by Jonathan Cain (former keyboardist with Journey-maybe he’s still with them-I don’t know)
Add comment June 7, 2007
anton3
I Hate “boxed lunches”
Hey vendors…When locking in that wedding date with the bride and groom, make sure
you include on the contract that you (the wedding vendor) will get the same meal as the
guests. Not some disgusting 3 day old sandwich with a mushy apple and crumbly cookie.
Yuk!!
Add comment May 21, 2007
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