Jamie & Rob 5-25-12 @ The Westwood
As a DJ, providing music and sound for ceremonies is always nerve-racking. I want to make sure the microphone sounds great so you can hear the bride and groom’s vows,
June 6, 2012
As a DJ, providing music and sound for ceremonies is always nerve-racking. I want to make sure the microphone sounds great so you can hear the bride and groom’s vows,
[singlepic id=198 w=320 h=240 float=] Here at Elite we love every bride and groom that we get to work with. But if you ask any of our entertainers on staff
[imagebrowser id=20] Melissa and Kyle’s wedding day was beautiful, and they started off the right way by hiring professionals to work their reception. At the Lakewood Country Club, we had
I had DJed Jamie’s sister’s wedding a few years ago so I knew the bride’s side of the family was wild and fun and cool. Turns out so is Anthony’s.
When you’ve been DJing for 24 years like I have (I started in kindergarten if you’re trying to figure out how old I am by the way) it’s rare that
As a DJ there’s usually a fine balance between a wild and crazy dancing crowd and a group that teeters too far into drunk and obnoxious land. We (DJs) love
Navesink Country Club in Rumson, once again put on a great party. This time the theme was a Father/Daughter Sock-Hop themed dance for it’s members. With the Dads in Suits and
2012 is shaping up to be a really good year so far for me. I actually wound up having major knee surgery in early January and have recovered nicely since
The PTO headed by Dawn, put on a great “Spring” themed party for kids and families at Cliffwood Elementary School. It was a great turn out on a Friday evening and
If I told you that I DJ’ed a great wedding at Clark’s Landing with the boats in the water on a beautiful 80° day and the party went 15 minutes