26th Jan 2012, 9:31am

The following list top 50 popular wedding dance songs has been researched worldwide and compiled by requests through wedding event planning systems. Most weddings have taken place in the USA so the popularity of song songs for other countries may differ

26th Jan 2012, 9:02am

24th Jan 2012, 12:51pm

We received this lovely card in the post this week and thought it would be nice to share it with everyone.

Thank you so much for being an absolutely great MC and DJ at our wedding last Saturday. Thanks for going along with our mad party games and coping with the marshmellow fight that followed, much to our surprise!! We were so please you came to our wedding to help us celebrate our special moment and we had a fantastic day and evening. With our thanks Janice and Kevin

24th Jan 2012, 12:46pm

I don't want to step on anyones toes but I thought sharing this might just help some couples organising their wedding receptions. I was at this wedding a couple of weeks ago and the bride did such an amazing job with the organising and her and her new husband also managed to save several thousands of $$$ by shopping around and being very careful with their planning. One of the things they did thats saved them alot of money is they imported their own seat covers from china so instead of paying up to $8 per seat they paid $4 per cover and they owned them to sell after the wedding on trademe!! Just some cleaver thinking on their part....Well Done!. If you want to know where to shop send us an email and we will let you know where they got them.

23rd Jan 2012, 1:00pm

Have you ever stopped to think what the actual meaning of RSVP is? What does it mean? Every one know its an instruction placed on invitations for the purpose of invited guests to respond within a certain time allowing you the party or event organiser to calculate costs for catering and other services required for having a party. The actual meaning of RSVP is derived from the French phrase répondez s'il vous plaît, meaning "Please respond."

30th Nov 2011, 5:14pm

Your birthday marks a milestone in anyones life. So making sure you have fun and celebrate by having an enjoyable night is a must. Remember that your older family members will only stay for some food and drink and a little dance whereas the younger ones (under 60) are always happy to have a lot of fun and dance! So make sure you get a DJ that can create a great fun and enjoyable atmosphere which is created with some great lighting, great music range and selection, and most of all - enthusiasm. Check out our DJs and MCs who will make your night so much fun, you wont want it to end! Click here

14th Sep 2011, 1:11pm

We are professional DJs and MCs servicing Hamilton, Tauranga, Auckland and even as far away as Christchurch. Sounzgood DJ Entertainment has been trading for 15 years our expereinced DJ have entertained several hundred weddings. Our experience and expertise we share to help brides in the planning of their wedding day and DJ music and entertainment. We thought we would share a simple guide of traditional wedding speeches in New Zealand. Firstly you should note that it is not set in stone that your wedding should have only three official speeches, remember this is your day and it should be unique to you. It is common practice to have up to 6 or more speeches from all parents, bridesmaids and even the bride. In the table below we have only written notes of who speaks in what order and what the general pionts of those wedding speeces would include. If you have not already booked a professional DJ and MC for your wedding contact us to arrange a free wedding DJ consultation

We play a variety of music throughout your wedding day, more information about our wedding party music. If anyone would like to add to this post or comment about it please send us an email we would welcome your thoughts.

Traditional Wedding Speech Examples
Traditionally there are only three speeches, usually lasting up to five minutes each.

First the brides father (or person who escorted her into the ceremony)

• Welcomes and thanks everyone for coming to the wedding
• Says how proud he and his wife are of their daughter, perhaps including one or two stories
• Welcomes his new son-in-law to the family
• Shares any words of wisdom and good wishes to the newlyweds
• Says how confident he is that they will have a happy future
• Proposes a toast to the bride and groom. 

Second: the Groom

• Thanks his father-in-law for his comments and toast
• Thanks the brides parents for giving him their daughter in marriage
• Thanks the brides parents and his own for all their help over the years and for such a lovely wedding
• Thanks the guests for coming and their gifts
• Says how wonderful his bride is, and how fortunate he is
• Acknowledges the invaluable help given by his best man
• Thanks all the helpers who have helped make the day a success
• Expresses regret if a close family member or a close friend is unavoidably absent
• Proposes a toast to the bridesmaids 

Third: the Best man

• Thanks the groom for his kind words and toast to the bridesmaids, adding a few complimentary remarks of his own
• Congratulates the groom on his luck, possibly telling the story of how the couple first met
• Reads one or two congratulatory messages (telegrams, emails, text messages)  

13th Jul 2011, 12:30pm

Saturday night we had the pleasure performing for Sacred Heart College's 2011 school ball, the DJ package was our biggest option that includes two video screens, big sound , lighting, smoke and haze effects plus a full colour computer controlled 1.4watt laser light, combine this with the simple but well organised props and room lighting organised by the students and you have a perfect formula for a succeful school ball.. The theme for the ball was iBALL check out the photos and click through to our facebook page to watch some highlight videos.

28th Jun 2011, 8:29pm

When hiring a DJ for your wedding, do you trust someone who calls themselves DJ Bubble Gum? or do you prefer to hire a DJ that you know on a first name basis? Generally DJs who use stage names are specialists DJs experienced with the night club scene and a specific genre of music such as dance, house, or hip hop. Professional mobile DJs who are experienced MCs and Entertainers are known to their brides by their first name. When choosing a DJ for your wedding consider their experience and most important arrange to meet with them prior to booking. Check out our DJs and read more about wedding entertainment

20th May 2011, 12:11am

What a great night! Check out the photos from Te Awamutu Colleg School Social, Huge DJ package with Strobe, Video Screen and alot of UV Lights made tonight alot of fun

14th May 2011, 3:59pm

As a professional DJ and MC, we are surprised to see how many weddings neglect to plan the days events. Several venues will help their brides to create a timeline of the day and a professional wedding planner will create a timeline for everything including the arrival time of the flowers, make up and hair is to be done and so on. We have a simple timeline on our website that you can copy and use as a guide in creating your own. Wedding Timeline

13th May 2011, 3:07pm

Had a blast at the Hamilton Girls High Social Thursday 12th May, about 800 students attended. Great atmosphere and very well behaved students. We look forward to Morrinsville and Te Awamutu next week..... Check out the photos from the night and share with your friends.

13th May 2011, 9:27am

Finally our new website is online, no bells and whistles just straight to the point information about the professional Dj service we provide. Take a look around our site and watch videos from past events and check out the music page featuring a small selection of clips from our music video library.