My third wedding of 2018 was my fourth at the historic Lincklaen House in Cazenovia. Interestingly, even though I’ve done four weddings at this venue, each one has been different in some way or another. Megan and Tat’s wedding reception was no exception to that rule… find out what was unique about this celebration and check out the photos in today’s blog post! [ More » ]
Into my 8th year as a wedding DJ, it’s hard to believe there are still some major venues where I haven’t done a wedding yet. I’ve DJ’ed a corporate holiday party at Turning Stone Casino Resort before, but it wasn’t until now that I’ve DJ’ed a wedding there. Had a blast helping Andrea and Larry celebrate! And big props to the Turning Stone staff who run a tight ship and keep everything flowing smoothly. [ More » ]
As the DJ, there’s plenty of things I can do to help encourage your wedding guests to fill the dance floor. But there are some “extras” you can bring to the table as well, to help boost your reception’s energy level. In this edition of Peter’s Pointers, get inspired by ideas from some of my previous couples. [ More » ]
The 2018 wedding season is off to a wonderful start! Had a great time helping Paula and Sarah celebrate their nuptials at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Syracuse, just off Carrier Circle. My first wedding of 2018 also marked the debut of my brand new wireless uplighting! Check out photos, song selections and more in today’s blog post. [ More » ]
Here’s one question you might not think to ask when shopping for a DJ: “Are you insured?” An uninsured DJ might be cheaper up-front, but can cost you much more in the long run. I’m proud to say I’m insured — find out why that’s so important in this edition of Peter’s Pointers. [ More » ]
Molly and Quinn’s wedding at the Marriott Syracuse Downtown was my last for the 2017 season. Like many TV shows, this “season finalé” pulled out all the stops. From a technical standpoint, it was one of my most complex weddings to date. But I love a good challenge and it all came together very nicely. Check out the photos, song selections and some surprises in this blog post! [ More » ]
Imagine this: 19 days before your wedding, a tornado destroys your venue! That’s exactly what happened to Julia and Michael. They had to find a new venue — then notify guests and vendors — with very little time to spare. Talk about testing a marriage, before it even begins! But there’s a happy ending — I’ll explain (and share some photos) in this blog post.
It would be impossible to have asked for a better day for Amy and Michael’s Thousand Islands wedding. DJ services were provided at two locations in Clayton, along the picturesque Saint Lawrence River. Inside this blog post, photos from the day, along with Amy and Michael’s key song selections and my usual “DJ point of view” on how the day flowed. [ More » ]
Stephanie and Larry’s wedding reception brought me to Hart’s Hill Inn in Whitesboro, just a few miles outside of Utica. This was my first visit as a wedding DJ, but I’ve visited several times during my days as a radio DJ. Check out the blog post for photos, song selections and more memories!
Ashley and Edward’s wedding day brought me and nearly 100 of their closest friends to the historic Lincklaen House in Cazenovia. So far, every wedding I’ve done at the Lincklaen House has included both the ceremony and the reception. Ashley and Edward’s did as well, but it was somewhat different from the others. I’ll tell you how — and I’ll share some photos and other highlights in this blog post. [ More » ]
