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We are a boutique-style disc jockey company based in the Baltimore / Washington, DC metro area. Our blog features wedding planning advice, wedding music suggestions, industry trends and news, and wedding vendor interviews.
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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Wedding vendor interview with Jamie Sears of Simply Chic Events, a Washington DC area wedding planner. Continue reading
Evan Reitmeyer of MyDeejay.com provided DJ services and music for the 2009 Filene’s Running of the Brides in Washington, DC – sponsored by WeddingWire. Continue reading
Real Weddings for the weekend of 7/17/2009 to 7/19/2009 – Weddings at Kent Manor Inn in Stevensville, MD, Historic Oakland in Columbia, MD, and The Carlyle Club in Alexandria, VA. Continue reading
Wedding planning timeline – Advice on when to book wedding vendors, as well as a comparison of the wedding vendor checklists of several top wedding advice websites. Continue reading
Wedding vendor interview with Holly Chapple of Holly Heider Chapple Flowers, wedding florist and floral designer in Virginia and Washington, DC. Continue reading
Wedding party introduction songs – Instrumental song suggestions for bridal party introductions at your wedding, from classic jazz to current hip-hop and dance hits. Continue reading
Real Weddings in the Baltimore / Washington DC metro area from 7/10/09 – 7/12/09. Weddings at Chesapeake Bay Foundation in Annapolis, Chesapeake Bay Beach Club on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, The Center Club in Baltimore, Westfields Marriott in Chantilly, The Oaks in Easton, and China Garden in Arlington, VA. Continue reading
Why you should hire a wedding planner? The area’s top wedding planners explain the benefits of hiring a wedding planner, and give some great wedding advice in the process. Continue reading
Wedding music suggestions – Great cover songs of classic tunes to use at your wedding reception. Continue reading
MyDeejay.com has joined Pink Initiative, an organization of wedding industry professionals dedicated to funding awareness and research for breast cancer. Continue reading