"This is a job for life...

"This is a job for life... DJs are not like footballers or pop stars – we don't have a shelf life based on our age... the first wave of the bigDJs – Oakie, Pete Tong, Carl Cox, myself – we don't know what the retirement age is. And no one seems to have noticed that we're old, cos they don't have posters of us on the wall. As long as we can make it to gigs, stay up till 6AM, and provide the service, no one seems to care how old we are. Which is good!"

10 ways to have a green wedding

Your wedding day should be special, unique and beautiful — just like our planet. Here are our top tips for an eco-friendly wedding that's every bit as precious as the Earth's natural resources you'll be saving.

1. Try wildlife-friendly wedding favours

2. Ask for environmentally-friendly wedding gifts

3. Choose eco-friendly wedding invitations and photos

4. Buy ethical engagement and wedding rings

5. Source local, organic food and drink for your wedding feast

6. Hire your wedding dress

7. Choose an organic wedding cake

8. Opt for environmentally-friendly transport

9. Find a great wedding venue — and try biodegradable confetti

10. Look into a no-fly honeymoon

8 Tips for Hosting an Outdoor Wedding Ceremony and/or Reception

While indoor weddings have their own unique appeal, we're big fans of outdoor weddings for several reasons. Not only does being outside give us plenty of natural light to work with as photographers, but we also simply love the fresh air, stunning sunsets and overall welcoming feeling an outdoor setting provides!

1. Talk with Your Wedding Vendors (Especially the Photographer) About Your Outdoor Wedding

2. Look for Shade

3. Have a Backup Weather Plan

4. Dress Accordingly

5. Notify Your Guests About Your Outside Wedding

6. Remember Your Décor and Arrangements

7. Offer Pre-Ceremony Refreshments

8. Keep the Bugs Away

7 Tips for Avoiding a Wedding Toast Disaster

Here are a few simple tips to help you through your next wedding toast.

1. Keep the alcohol at bay. Even Dean Martin sipped apple juice when performing.

2. Don’t wing it. Think about what you are going to say long in advance. Then write it down.

3. Keep it short and simple. No more than three minutes.

4. Don’t rush it. Speak slowly and loudly enough for everyone to hear.

5. Tell one story about the bride and groom. An embarrassing anecdote may be funny — but this may not be the time to share it. Try to say something the couple would enjoy hearing. It’s their day, not yours.

6. If you want to get fancy by staging a skit, singing a song or performing some elaborate dance, be careful. Most of us dance more like “Seinfeld’s” Elaine than the Jackson Five’s Michael. And remember who are the real stars of the show.

7. Have fun. Think of giving a toast as a great opportunity, not a burden.

Nite Mix Entertainment's song of the week

And the bromance continues. Nicky Jam and J Balvin's new video “X” has arrived and will make you dance, wherever you are.

https://youtu.be/_I_D_8Z4sJE

Dancing in the Dark

Line Dancer

Looks great with or without fog or haze!

https://youtu.be/ae1j4Y1oWYI

How to Choose a Wedding Photographer – 5 Tips to Make the Perfect Choice

We live in a time in which photography is the most important and least important thing in our lives. We take more photos than ever, yet very few have meaning to us. We fill our phones and our minds with images that often don’t live up to moments they contain. Your wedding day should not be one of these moments.

1.) It all starts with WHY

2.) Organization

3.) Communication

4.) Image Quality/Style

5.) Reviews & Referrals