| Wedding Stationary |
| HELPFUL TOOLS |
| 1. Do they offer unlimited consultations? 2. Do they take requests? 3. What attire will they wear? 4. Will they work with other vendors? 5. Will they have a wireless microphone and at no extra charge? 6. Will they honor your play list and your no playlist? 7. Are they a member of any trade organizations? 8. Do they subscribe to a professional music dealer? 9. Will they or wont they self promote at your function (Banners, Flyers or Signs)? 10. Will they interact with the crowd as much or as little as you request? 11. Do they have an extensive music library? 12. Will the equipment be neat and organized? 13. How much time do they allow for set-up? 14. Will they use professional equipment? 15. Is set-up, breakdown and travel time included in the cost? 16. Do they have a contract? 17. Do they have back-up DJ's? 18. Do they offer props and giveaways, and if there is a cost will it be included in the price? 19. Do they do ceremonies as well as receptions in the case of weddings? 20. Will they allow extra time at the end of the event if requested and if so what is the cost? |
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| Well Managed Time |
| As a bride and groom, not knowing how to manage your time during the reception can be pretty common. For instance, after the grand entrance immediately have your best man and maid of honor speeches done. This assures that everyone is paying attention and are still in thier seats getting ready to eat. It will also assure that they noone has left before they get thier big moment to share thier thanks for the honor you gave them to be a big part of your special day. Next have your meal. Typicallly the head table and the immediate tables are the first to be served. This helps make sure they are done when you are ready to start your dances. Once your meals are done do your first dance. This saves time because while some guests might still be eating the dance floor is empty and you get to be the first on it and it allows your photographers to take pictures of this special moment before they leave. Next have a dance that includes your bridal party and halfway through invite the rest of your guests on the dance floor to join you. You can do whatever other traditional dances you might want to add such as a dollar dance while everyone is still in slow dance mode. Once your dances are done you can cut your cake. This leaves you time to make sure everyone has completed thier main course and are ready for cake and gives you a chance to slow down a bit before the party picks up. This also leaves you time to mingle throughout while cake is being served so you vist your guests as they are seated back at thier tables. After the dances and the cake cutting you can do your bouquet & garter toss. This assures you get all of your traditional portions of your wedding completed in time so your photographer or vidoegrapher does not have any missed opportunites, since they typically do not stay until the end of the reception. So at this point, if you are a couple that likes to boogie and get down with your family and friends, all of your formal dances and events will be done and you will now be able to kick this party up a notch and have fun. This is time well managed. |
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| Wedding Checklist |
| Formal Attire Other Wedding Items |
| Bridal Gown Bridal Headpiece Bridal Slip Bridal Handbag Bridal Hoisery Bridal Garter(s) Bridal Shoes Bridal Gloves Lingerie Bridesmaides' Dresses Bridesmaids' Shoes Mothers' Dresses Tuxedo Rental Tuxedo Shoes Men's Formal Hose Gown Preservation |
| Organizer or Planner Wedding Etiquette Book Napkins Book Matches Ribbon Place Cards Table Numbers Table Reserved Signs Something Old, New, Borrowed... Guest Book Plume pen Sixpence Coin for your Shoe Toasting Glasses Cake Knife and Server Engraving Ring Bearer Pillow Flower Girl Basket Wedding Card Box or Basket Cake Top Wedding Favors Unity Candle Aisle Runner Jewelry Bride's Wedding Ring Groom's Wedding Ring Bride's Attendants Gifts Flower Girl Gift Groom's Attendants Gifts Ring Bearer Gift Wedding Music Tapes Invitation Keepsake Marriage License Gift for Bride Gift for Groom Floral Bouquet Preservation Bird Seed, Bubbles or Rice |
| Engagement Announcements Invitations Announcements Reception Enclosure Cards Response Cards Map/Direction Cards Informals Thank You Notes Postage Stamps Calligraphy Wedding Programs Scrolls or Ribbons Personal Stationary Address Labels Caligrapher Bachelor Party Rehearsal Dinner Moving Cards Wedding Certificate |
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| Please feel free to use these tools and links we have provided to help get you started in planning the most memorable day of your life. Thank you again for visiting our site and we would like to congratulate you in advance for taking this wonderful step to a new beginning in your life. Sincerely, JAM Productions |
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