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Comment by Andrew C. Walker on April 23, 2009 at 4:08pm

How do you do the grand entrance ?? What songs do you like to use ??

Comment by June on April 23, 2009 at 4:23pm

We are very flexible with the Grand Introduction in that we allow the bride and groom to select a song that is most appropriate to their style. We do offer suggestions (20th Century Fox Theme, Let's Get Ready to Rumble, and others). As for the manner, we welcome guests to the facility, introduce ourselves, and then move right into the formal introduction of the wedding party (and that may or may not include the bridesmaids/groomsmen depending on what the bride and groom want). Of course, we ask that everyone stand and help us welcome in their first public appearance as husband and wife (the bride and groom...and this is however they want to be introduced). It is definitely a celebration type of moment.

Comment by Jose Ponce on April 23, 2009 at 6:00pm

I also let the bride and groom select the song. I have a form that they complete and they like to be introduced.
The guests stand while they are being introduced.

Comment by Andrew C. Walker on April 23, 2009 at 6:58pm

The reason I brought this up is I had a couple change their intro song 4 times now !!!

Comment by Todd Davis on April 29, 2009 at 12:09pm

I just want to say hello and hope that we as DJ's can start woring together to help one another and stop the all the bad stuff that has gone on for many years. I love this job.

Todd Davis, Owner
Sound Express
www.soundexpressdjs.com
todd@soundexpressdjs.com
Without Music the World Would Have Been A Mistake - Nietzsche

Comment by Andrew C. Walker on April 29, 2009 at 12:52pm

Todd I So agree and the more we can work together with the other professionals the better this industry can be !!!!

Comment by Todd Davis on April 29, 2009 at 1:30pm

Here in the central valley it is terrible. I have seen for my own two eyes other DJ's just slamming other professionals along with just down right lying about stuff to steal jobs and referrals. So hopefully we all can put and end to it. I have been on TV urging brides to meet with everyone they hire and make sure that each professional is what they say they are.

Comment by Andrew C. Walker on April 29, 2009 at 1:43pm

We have a DJ here that books 2 events and then takes the higher paying one and leaves the other client out in the cold...He is a nice guy except for that...but when I offer to help him correct the mistake he gets nasty with me...the same DJ gets upset if I am at an event even though I am not performing...He has been doing this for over 30 years and he is intimidated by me ...Go figure.

Comment by Jose Ponce on April 29, 2009 at 1:53pm

Talking about working together, if you would like me to place a link to your website, please let me know.

Comment by Todd Davis on April 29, 2009 at 2:10pm

That’s the problem with our industry. We are all Type A's we want to be the guy in the front. I have been told by other DJ's that I need to take a backseat in the Assertions and not speak at the mixers because it's not fair to the other DJ's. I told him you just need to stand up and ask to speak. I only do it because no one else wants to.I am surprised that he still gets bookings if he dumps all of the other events. How about this DJ at a $ 50.000 wedding. I lost the DJ portion because he was cheaper but still did the lights and staging. This is him during the dinner.

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