Lavender Oaks Farm in Chapel Hill, NC set the scene for Kelly and Andrew’s wedding day, and their photo booth quickly became one of the most popular spots of the...
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Real Weddings & Events
Recaps from the celebrations we have gotten to be part of.
Corporate DJ and Photobooth at Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, NC
Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, NC set the stage for a polished, high-energy evening that balanced elegance with nonstop guest interaction. With 200 to 250 guests, this...
Wedding DJ at The Colonnade at Revolution Mill in Greensboro, NC
A wedding at The Colonnade at Revolution Mill has a style all its own, and Cate and Will’s celebration showed exactly why so many couples are drawn to this space. From the...
Getting Married in Hunterdon County, NJ
Hunterdon County, NJ has a lot to offer! The County’s picturesque countryside offers rolling hills, vibrant vineyards, fresh farm markets, forested mountains, and rivers,...
Berlin Borough, NJ – “Long-A-Coming”
What is now known as Berlin Borough, NJ, was in earlier times called "Longacoming." Historically, local Indigenous Peoples used Lonaconing Trail to describe the route that...
Egg Harbor Township, NJ – “Saving our past, shapes our future”
Great Egg Harbor may have received its current name from Dutch explorer Cornelius Jacobsen Mey in 1614, but the first residents of the area were the Lenni Lenape Indigenous...
Wildwood, NJ – The Birthplace Of Rock n’ Roll?! It Depends Who You Ask!
Originally incorporated as a Borough in 1895, Wildwood is known for more than a few things such as the Wildwoods Shore Resort Historic District, which was originally home to...
Somers Point, NJ – The Shore Starts Here
Located on Great Egg Harbor Bay, 14 miles from Atlantic City & 74 miles from Philadelphia, Somers Point, New Jersey, is a former ship building town, with a small but...
Spring Lake, NJ – The Irish Riviera of Jersey
Named for a clear spring fed lake, the borough of Spring Lake, NJ was developed into a coastal resort for members of New York City and Philadelphia high society, during the...
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