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Thursday, September 12, 2019
DJ et Services Evenementiels
DJ de mariage, bal de
finissant et party de bureau a Montreal, Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, Sherbrooke et
Gatineau. Disco mobile et services evenementiels.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Dj Disco Mobile Montreal Laval
Dj Disco Mobile pour
Montreal, Laval et les environs. Pour un baptême, première communion,
confirmation, Bar Mitzvah ou même un party de Noël
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Monday, September 9, 2019
Entertainment
If your wedding reception venue caters for more than one wedding on your
day, consider sharing the evening's entertainment with the other
wedding party to enable you to book something quite extravagant and
share the cost. For example, a celebrity guest appearance or, a
"look-a-like" tribute band.
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Sunday, September 8, 2019
Why Hire a Wedding Consultant/Coordinator?
Why Hire A Wedding Consultant?
After he pops the question and she replies yes, the Wedding Planning Process begins. A common question hesitantly asked by the Bride-to-Be is “Why Should I Hire a Consultant/Coordinator?” and “Is It Really Necessary?” A resounding “yes it is necessary if you want to enjoy your day.” This question never surfaces with a Bride or Mother-of-the Bride who have experienced wedding planning first-hand before. After one sees all of the different aspects that must be handled and the stress that arises, they realize that they actually want to enjoy the experience of the ‘big day’ and not worry about every detail. Keep in mind most weddings take up to 250 hours to plan and orchestrate.
Every wedding regardless of budget should hire a wedding planner - even if it is only for consulting along the way to keep you on track and for the day of your wedding. A coordinator works for YOU, not your venue whether it is a hotel, park, country club, banquet hall, or beach. They have your best interest in mind and see to it that your requests are adhered to and are exactly what you envision. You need to have someone responsible taking care of all the details. They are your guide, your backbone, and your savior throughout your ‘big day.’
Professional Wedding Consultants relieve the stress and anxiety that wedding planning always seems to create. They function in many roles that include Party Planner, Stage Manager, Financial Advisor, Vendor Broker, and Therapist. Keep in mind they have experience and can advise you not only with ideas but what does or does not work based on their past events. A professional knows it is your dream and implements your vision. Professionals are a wonderful source of ideas in every step along the way. They do all the leg work and administrative details that need to be accomplished. They devise a blueprint that guides you through the Rehearsal Dinner, Ceremony, Reception Site Selection, assist with Invitation and Stationery Etiquette, Menu, Attire, Select Vendors (Florist and Décor, Entertainment, Photographer, Videographer, Baker, Officiant, Stationer, and Transportation), Review Contracts, make Follow-up Phone Calls, Schedule Appointments, and create a Timeline of ‘Things to Do.’
Consultants and Coordinators have different pricing policies. Many will charge a fixed fee based on the different packages they offer, some charge on an hourly fee basis, while others charge a percentage of expenditures anywhere from 15-20 percent. It is customary for consultants/coordinators to have a 30-minute complimentary consultation. Once you find someone you connect with, it is well worth the money spent. Depending on your needs, you can probably save with their discounts from vendors by using a coordinator. These savings often cover the expense of hiring someone.
I suggest meeting with at least two before making a final decision. You must have a comfort level since you will be working closely with this person so it is imperative you have a great working relationship. They are your creative partner as well as the logistical supervisor.
https://omega-design-events-nite-mix-entertainment.business.site/
After he pops the question and she replies yes, the Wedding Planning Process begins. A common question hesitantly asked by the Bride-to-Be is “Why Should I Hire a Consultant/Coordinator?” and “Is It Really Necessary?” A resounding “yes it is necessary if you want to enjoy your day.” This question never surfaces with a Bride or Mother-of-the Bride who have experienced wedding planning first-hand before. After one sees all of the different aspects that must be handled and the stress that arises, they realize that they actually want to enjoy the experience of the ‘big day’ and not worry about every detail. Keep in mind most weddings take up to 250 hours to plan and orchestrate.
Every wedding regardless of budget should hire a wedding planner - even if it is only for consulting along the way to keep you on track and for the day of your wedding. A coordinator works for YOU, not your venue whether it is a hotel, park, country club, banquet hall, or beach. They have your best interest in mind and see to it that your requests are adhered to and are exactly what you envision. You need to have someone responsible taking care of all the details. They are your guide, your backbone, and your savior throughout your ‘big day.’
Professional Wedding Consultants relieve the stress and anxiety that wedding planning always seems to create. They function in many roles that include Party Planner, Stage Manager, Financial Advisor, Vendor Broker, and Therapist. Keep in mind they have experience and can advise you not only with ideas but what does or does not work based on their past events. A professional knows it is your dream and implements your vision. Professionals are a wonderful source of ideas in every step along the way. They do all the leg work and administrative details that need to be accomplished. They devise a blueprint that guides you through the Rehearsal Dinner, Ceremony, Reception Site Selection, assist with Invitation and Stationery Etiquette, Menu, Attire, Select Vendors (Florist and Décor, Entertainment, Photographer, Videographer, Baker, Officiant, Stationer, and Transportation), Review Contracts, make Follow-up Phone Calls, Schedule Appointments, and create a Timeline of ‘Things to Do.’
Consultants and Coordinators have different pricing policies. Many will charge a fixed fee based on the different packages they offer, some charge on an hourly fee basis, while others charge a percentage of expenditures anywhere from 15-20 percent. It is customary for consultants/coordinators to have a 30-minute complimentary consultation. Once you find someone you connect with, it is well worth the money spent. Depending on your needs, you can probably save with their discounts from vendors by using a coordinator. These savings often cover the expense of hiring someone.
I suggest meeting with at least two before making a final decision. You must have a comfort level since you will be working closely with this person so it is imperative you have a great working relationship. They are your creative partner as well as the logistical supervisor.
https://omega-design-events-nite-mix-entertainment.business.site/
Friday, September 6, 2019
Professional wedding and corporate party ...
Professional DJ's playing the music you want
with top quality discos and fantastic looking packages to give your night the
wow factor, perfect for your wedding ...
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Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Montreal's Premier DJ Services
Montreal's best DJ offering personalized music,
sound, and lighting for your wedding, corporate event, or private party.
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Sunday, September 1, 2019
Why Hire a Certified Wedding or Event Professional
Your wedding ceremony is a milestone and the beginning of a lifelong
partnership. Whether your wedding is traditional or non-traditional,
your minister will officiate at your wedding, sharing words that
generate a sense of love and appreciation from the heart for all to
experience.
As your minister he or she can officiate in a variety of ceremony styles. Any of these can be adapted to personalize your promises. The most common ceremonies are:
- The traditional Christian ceremony
- The Civil ceremony
- The Vow renewal ceremony
- The Domestic Partnership ceremony and...
The first order of business is to get a general understanding of what the couple expects. Do you want something short and simple? Or do you want to include lots of formality and ceremonial rites in the service? Are there children that you wish to include in the ceremony in some way?
A typical wedding ceremony will include:
- The Introduction,
- Charge to the Couple (sermon),
- Vows, the Pronouncement, and
- Presentation of the New Couple.
Prayers, readings, (and music - provided by couple) are most often inserted into the basic ceremony as well.
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As your minister he or she can officiate in a variety of ceremony styles. Any of these can be adapted to personalize your promises. The most common ceremonies are:
- The traditional Christian ceremony
- The Civil ceremony
- The Vow renewal ceremony
- The Domestic Partnership ceremony and...
The first order of business is to get a general understanding of what the couple expects. Do you want something short and simple? Or do you want to include lots of formality and ceremonial rites in the service? Are there children that you wish to include in the ceremony in some way?
A typical wedding ceremony will include:
- The Introduction,
- Charge to the Couple (sermon),
- Vows, the Pronouncement, and
- Presentation of the New Couple.
Prayers, readings, (and music - provided by couple) are most often inserted into the basic ceremony as well.
https://omega-design-events-nite-mix-entertainment.business.site/
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