Saturday, November 21, 2009

Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks Daydreaming

Just imagine, just you and the one you love, the one you will spend the rest of your life with standing in the middle of the dance floor. It feels like just the two of you. Nobody else in the room matters. Your heart is beating and as the first dance starts to play, you sink into each others arms and the moment has bee...n captured. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. & Mrs. sharing their first dance as husband and wife. What a special night!

This is one of my all time favorite songs, Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwXzpTU-NCk

Friday, November 20, 2009

Top 10 Wedding Music Myths - Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks

To my brides,

Check out this interesting article by Celeste Perron from The Knot and her Top 10 Wedding Music Myths.

Here are just a few. Click the link below to read the rest of them.

Myth #3: A DJ will play cheesy tunes.
Worried that your DJ has his mind set on "Y.M.C.A." and the Electric Slide, when you're thinking more along the lines of "Brown Eyed Girl" and "Unforgettable"? It doesn't have to be that way -- your DJ wants to play what you want to hear, but you have to communicate your tastes clearly. Don't rely on words alone, since terms like "dance music," "rock," and "slow songs" are vague and can easily be misinterpreted. To make sure you are on the same music style page, give him a playlist and a do-not-play list. "Brides and grooms should be able to customize the playlist," says Dr. Drax. "People today have grown up with choice and personalization, and good DJs understand that."

Myth #4: You can control everything.
One caveat to the last idea: You can give your DJ a mile-long playlist, but you shouldn't try to micromanage the music. To some extent, your lists should be guidelines for the mix master, not hard-and-fast rules. Your DJ should know the genre you're interested in, but let him choose the best way to mix the music -- after all, it's his job to keep people on the dance floor. Give your band some flexibility to react to the crowd and adjust the tempo accordingly. "When you hire somebody to bake a cake, you can tell them what flavors to use, but you don't try to tell them how much flour or what kind of sugar to put in," says Dr. Drax. "It's the same with DJs -- you need to trust that they know what to do."



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Monday, November 16, 2009

Unique Wedding Party Intro Songs by Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks

So your a non-traditional kind of bride and groom?! Here's a suggestion for a unique wedding party introduction song!

A got a feeling - Black Eyed Peas
Celebration - Kool and the Gang
Boom Boom Pow- Black Eyed Peas
Get Ready for This - 2 Unlimited
Axle F - Harold Faltermeyer
Happy together- The turtles
Rock'n Roll Part 2 - Gary Glitter
Theme from Rocky
Love Theme from St Elmo's Fire
Let's get it started - Pink

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks Kudos gets Kudos from Chrissy "Kristin exceeded my expecations for a DJ by far!"


I booked Kristin as my DJ about a year prior to my wedding. I was confident I got a really good deal on my package with her as I had shopped around and was definitly in the market for an affordable DJ...and I found that thru DJ Kristin Rocks.

I crossed the "DJ" off my wedding checklist and moved on. The week of the wedding I spoke to Kristin; we went over all our last minute details; she asked me a few questions; she asked me what I wanted and didn't want to happen and in what order. She reassured me that she would make sure these tons of minor details would be taken care of which totally shocked me because I had no idea a DJ would be responsible for all that, or even CARE about those things. Well, let me tell you...the day of our wedding was PHONOMINAL and I owe a large part of that to Kristin. She entertained every single one of our guests throughout every second of our wedding; she let all the kids sing with her microphones; which was such a big hit; she was (thankfully) prepared with different microphones for our officiant to use during the ceremony (which I had NEVER even thought of and was sooo very important!). Kristin exceeded my expecations for a DJ by far! I was ready for her to show up at the beginning of the wedding with some speakers and a CD player...but what I actually got was an evening of endless memories made part of Kristin and her bubbly personality; her smile and humor and her appreciation for happiness to every guest at her events. Thank you Kristin!

-Chrissy & Mike Maxwell August 29, 2009

Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks Interview with 99.3 lite rock



On Friday the 13th I was on 99.3 lite rock being interviewed by Mike and Mindy in the morning!!!!!

Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks 11.14.09 Wedding

The bridal party is lined up. The guests are waiting. The gobo lights are flashing. And as the Gator fight song starts to play... "Please rise out of your seats as I introduce to you for the second time as husband and wife... Mr. & Mrs. Devin Moberg!"

Last night wedding was a blast! Grandma was doing the jitterbug, Uncle Pete was trying to do the boot scoot and boogie and Grandpa was slow dancing to Elvis Presley's I can't help falling in love with you.

It was so cute to see how attentive he was to her all night. You can just tell how much he cares for his bride by the smile he had on this face all night.

And it was another successful wedding!

Saturday, November 14, 2009

Orlando Wedding DJ Our DJ Rocks plays Gator Fight Song

So for all of you gator brides and grooms - one way to incorporate something unique into your wedding reception is getting introduced to the gator fight song! I have a bride and groom that is getting married tonight that actually met AT UF. So cute!

Friday, November 13, 2009

Diamonds are a Girls Best Friend

So they say diamonds are a girls best friend?! I have GOT to get me some of these diamond earphones for DJing!

Ceremony Music


I like that boom boom pow! So I'm working on the BRAND NEW website and I just added some ceremony suggestion songs! I'm thinking I want to add more of the non-traditional song suggestions for those brides and grooms too! Take a peek:

Traditional Ceremony Music

Prelude Music
Jesu, Joy of a Man’s Desiring
Air from “Water Music” Suite
Hymn Medley

Processional Music (Bridal Party)
The Prince of Denmark’s March
Canon in D Major

Bridal March
Bridal Chorus from “Lohengrin”

Ceremonial Music (Can be used during candle lighting or sand ceremony)
Ave Maria
I Will Always Love you from “The Body Guard”
Wind Beneath My Wings from “Beaches”
9They Long To Be)Close to You
A Time for Us from “Romeo & Juliet”
Unchained Melody from “Ghost”

Recessional Music
Tune in D Major
Toccata from Symphony No. 5
Wedding March from “ A Midsummer Night’s Dream”

Peace Out Cub Scout!
DJ KRISTIN