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I have brought on an employee to help at the events. Hayden is a new employee of J Squared Audio and is a bright and very talented 17 year old. He is very interested in music and is much better looking than me. Hayden has been to one event and liked it so much that he should be with me throughout the summer wedding season.
Welcome aboard Hayden.
Joe
It is funny because so many people assume that DJs do not like each other, or do not like to refer each other at the least. That is completely not the case. Now, I do have to admit that I am not a fan of the standard or typical DJ, but I have met a few DJs that share my passion for unique events and exceptional service. One such company is Trinity Entertainment, http://www.trinity-entertainment.com/, which is a husband and wife team similar to J Squared Audio.
There is a major difference between J Squared Audio and Trinity Entertainment though. Where J Squared Audio focuses on event management and the strength of pre-programing events, Trinity Entertainment focuses on the art of mixing. While one is not better than the other, the two are very different and it is up to the client and what they want to decide which is best for them.
I will refer anyone who wants a more turntablist style DJ to Trinity Entertainment.
Joe
For those of you not looking for a wedding photographer, but a photographer for family portraits, candids, engagement settings, or just amazing photographs you have to check out Captured by Joelle. Her work is nothing short of amazing and she has a great style about her photos. She does not really do studio shots but on location style shots. Joelle did a session of my family and the pictures that came out of it were great. If you need a photographer do yourself a favor and check out her site.
Being a DJ of course I think Brides & Grooms should spend the most on me, not really, but people are spending a crazy amount of money on cakes these days, which is too bad. At the end of each event I would guess that almost half of the wedding cake gets tossed, which is a lot of wasted money. So, I thought I should let you know a simple way to say some money and make your wait staff happy at the same time.
Buy a smaller cake, two layers, the one you cut at the event and then the layer you save for your 1st anniversary. Then go to your neighbor big box store, Sam’s, Costco, etc., and purchase as many sheet cakes as you need. The wait staff will be able to precut your cake, meaning your guests get cake sooner, and it will cost a fraction of the cost. I know you might be thinking what about the taste? It is cake, no one is going to complain. So you can save some money to spend on your honeymoon or to use to upgrade some other portion of your event.
So I finally have a blog on jsquaredaudio, thanks to the folks at BKB Design Group. Bryan and Kat do amazing work so if you need anything in the realm of graphic design or web design give them a call or just google them.