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There’s something timeless about a wedding dip. That sweeping, romantic moment at the end of your ceremony, first dance, and grand exit. But behind every flawless dip photo is a couple who practiced.

Some couples insist on tipping every vendor, while others argue that they’ve already spent enough. The truth is, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. After DJing more than 100 weddings, I’ve seen every possible approach.

There are countless ways to make your wedding memorable, but the moments that truly stand out are usually the ones filled with music, laughter, and a packed dance floor. As a wedding DJ, I’ve seen how the right accessories can transform the vibe, elevate the photos, and make your celebration feel next-level fun.

When you’re planning a wedding, it’s easy to get caught up in the big decisions like choosing the perfect venue, finding your dream dress, and locking in your vendors. But sometimes, it’s the smaller details that make the biggest difference.

One of the biggest ways to shape the energy of your wedding day is through music! There are several key moments throughout the day that need

Candles at weddings are timeless! Soft light, warm glow, instant romance. They elevate any space, but like anything involving fire, they need to be used with intention. I’ve seen candles add the perfect finishing touch… and I’ve also seen how quickly things can take a dangerous turn.

Let’s be honest, making a wedding guest list can feel like one giant game of “will they be mad if I don’t invite them?” Some couples know exactly who’s coming and never think twice. But for the rest of us, it gets messy fast. There might be family drama, friendship politics, and a whole lot of guilt.

If you go to the gym at the same time every week, you know how it goes. You start recognizing the same faces. You may not ever talk, but you become familiar with them. That was the case with one girl I always saw lifting around the same time as me. We would exchange friendly smiles and quick hellos, but never anything more. Until one day, she walked in wearing an Eras Tour t-shirt. This was during the first leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, and I was dying to get to a show. As

Your wedding isn't just an event It's going to be an experience! And the best experiences linger in memory because they engage all five senses. From the moment your guests arrive until the last sparkler fades, every detail has the power to make them feel something. Here’s how to think about your wedding day through the lens of sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell.

A push play DJ shows up with a premade playlist, presses play, and lets it run. Maybe they fade from one song to the next, but they are not creating in real time. They are not reading the room or shaping the night based on the energy in front of them.

Your wedding day should feel like a perfectly curated soundtrack from start to finish. Every song you choose will take you back to that exact moment for years to come. That is why it is so important to think through the music you want played all day, not just during the reception.

Planning a memorable event is about more than just music. It is about energy, flow, and knowing how to guide a crowd from start to...

When your guest list includes everyone from Meemaw to your college besties, you need a DJ who can read the room, switch gears on the fly, and keep everyone dancing. That’s where an open format DJ comes in—and it’s exactly what I do. From weddings to brunches, I mix genres, take requests (when allowed!), and bring the energy to match any crowd.

Hiring the wrong DJ can absolutely ruin the vibe of your wedding. And that’s not just dramatic talk—it’s coming straight from what I’ve...

After the wild success of our Ladies Night Out , you already know  we had to bring the party back—but this time with a brunch twist. Grab...

The cake cutting moment is often one of those wedding traditions that sneaks up on couples —and many forget to plan music for it! Whether...

Not every couple wants to do the traditional bouquet and garter toss , and honestly, I don’t blame them. It’s one of those traditions...

Whenever I mention that I have a Thursday wedding , people always react with surprise. And when I tell them I’ve even had a Monday...

I’ve been asked one question way too many times: “Do you have a website?”  And after enough times shrugging and saying not yet , I...