by Steve Pinex | May 10, 2020 | Commitment Ceremonies, DJ Philosophy, My Church, Special Wedding Events, Wedding Advice, Wedding Dances
Authors Note: Admittedly, I’m a Mama’s Boy… Always have been, always will be. Clearly, this post won’t resonate with or apply to all wedding couples. For those who it DOES apply to, read on. Alright, fellas: as of this writing, my intention is for this to be released...
by Steve Pinex | Apr 29, 2020 | DJ Philosophy, My Church, Special Wedding Events, Wedding Advice, Wedding Dances
Author’s Notes: I’m revisiting this blog entry written in 2016. Also, I’d like to give my sincere and heartfelt thanks to Travis Monroe of Monroe Film & Photo for the accompanying video interview on this topic. I lost count of how many weddings that I’ve done a...
by Steve Pinex | May 17, 2017 | Commitment Ceremonies, DJ Philosophy, My Church, Special Wedding Events, Wedding Dances
I’ve been in the wedding industry for just over 14 years. Imagine that; 14 years primarily dominated by wedding receptions. When couples are searching for entertainment for their weddings, they’re looking for someone that has experience doing weddings. There are MANY...
by Steve Pinex | Sep 7, 2016 | Anniversaries, Commitment Ceremonies, DJ Philosophy, My Church, Special Wedding Events, Wedding Ceremonies, Wedding Dances
I’d originally intended for this blog entry to be one of those Top (fill in the blank) Things to Ask YOUR Potential DJ for any readers out there on the hunt for a DJ for their event. After a recent conversation with a friend of a friend, I changed my mind, opting to...
by Steve Pinex | Jun 16, 2016 | DJ Philosophy, My Church
One of the things that I’ve understood about being a wedding DJ is the fact that the journey taken that night is not taken alone. Everyone in attendance, from the moment the performance begins until the lights are raised and the music quiets, pays attention to the DJ...
by Steve Pinex | Apr 26, 2016 | My Church
It’s time to go to My Church. Though, I’ve been to this place in many different settings, it’s almost always the same. The patrons, whether paying or not are different. The acoustics, the lighting, the size of the room may be different. The gear that I may be using at...
