Celebrate Disc Jockey Service

What an honor to be part of the Wedding Celebration of Mr. & Mrs Justin and Lauren Schmidt, this past Saturday, October 17, 2015. Celebrate Disc Jockey Service provided the music for the Wedding Ceremony, featuring music from The Piano Guys. The Rev. Devon Jones officiated the service held at the historic St. John's United Church of Christ in New Melle, MO. After the ceremony it was time to "Celebrate" at the Heart of St. Charles Banquet Center. The reception took place in the Overlook room, named as it overlooks the Missouri River. Toasts were given by the father of the Bride, Brad Glore along with the Maid of Honor and Best Man. After dinner we found out who was the couple married the longest with the Anniversary Dance. The couple who are celebrating 48 years of marriage gave some great advice to Justin and Lauren. Then on to lots of dancing. Again, a great day and evening being a part of this wonderful celebration.

Here's a sample of one of the last dances of the evening as I customized the song, inserting parts of the toasts from the bride's father and maid of honor.

https://youtu.be/pLeMmMk0ihM

Getting set to head out to the St. Francis Borgia Springfest in Washington, MO. Great fun for the entire family. I've provided the music for this event for years. The springfest continues until 4 this afternoon. I'll be there providing music with Janice Dunakey Wolf.

The NFL schedules have been released which opens great dates for this fall's wedding season. Please give me a call if you are looking for great entertainment. Mention you saw this on Facebook and receive a slideshow at no additional charge.

New pricing just posted at www.Celebratedj.com

Looking forward to entertaining the family and guest of Sara and Jason this Friday. What an easy date to remember....11/11/11, so Jason, you better not forget your anniversary. The ceremony and reception takes place at the City Museum in downtown St. Louis, MO. http://www.citymuseum.org/site/

city museum | where the imagination runs wild! Travis Morgan (T-Mo) rides the museum’s 1940 Eli Bridge Ferris Wheel for a new world’s record of 24 hours 27 minutes 16 seconds.

I just got this up and running. I'm going to try to keep things updated and everyone informed. Have fun....