As the sun set over the Delaware River at Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia, it was apparent this would be another beautiful wedding. The Bride and Groom both dressed clean and elegant – she in white and him in a black tux with tails. Standing at my professional Wedding DJ station on The Moshulu Restaurant & Bar moving my MacBook to gain vision of the screen from the reflection of the sun, I took a moment to enjoy the moment of both the couple getting married and the majestic environment The Moshulu creates.
A professional Wedding DJ feels nice to produce music for a small wedding every now and then. I appreciate the intimacy and opportunity to get to know the guests on a deeper level. they casually interact with the Wedding DJ without feeling like he is not available to them, which we are, or at least should be. Four young boys between the ages of six and ten gathered around and excitedly asked questions and made the Wedding DJ station their ‘home’ for the reception. These boys like many kids at weddings wanted to know how the professional Wedding DJ mixes songs, what I would play next and when I would play their requests. They hung around till the end of the reception while I kept letting them listen to my headphones, cue songs and explore my djay software much to their delight.
It always feels good when The Bride and Groom come up after the reception and say, “This was exactly what we had in our heads! Everybody had fun and enjoyed the music. Thank you!”.
Your welcome.