Why Wedding Dance Floors Empty (And How a DJ Keeps Yours Full)
Nothing deflates a wedding reception faster than a dance floor that slowly clears out. It usually is not the music... Read More
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Should You Have Dueling Pianos at Your Wedding? An Honest Answer
In most cases, no, and I say that as somebody who makes a living playing dueling pianos. This might be... Read More
Wedding Ceremony Sound: What You Actually Need
The ceremony is the highest pressure part of the day for me, and I have been doing this since 2012.... Read More
Where Should the DJ Set Up at a Wedding Reception?
Put the DJ in front of and as close to the dance floor as possible. That is the whole rule,... Read More
How to Get People on the Dance Floor at Your Wedding
During a preparation phone call for a wedding I had recently, the bride told me she was very nervous about... Read More
What Is a Good Crowd Size For Dueling Pianos?
Can we play to any size crowd? Yup! The smallest private party we’ve performed for was for about 20 people... Read More
How Long Should the Dance Floor Be Open at a Wedding?
For most weddings, somewhere between an hour and a half and two and a half hours of open dance floor... Read More
How to Set Up the Room for a Dueling Piano Show
A dueling piano show lives or dies on how close the audience is to the pianos. That single fact drives... Read More
Are Dueling Piano Shows Family Friendly? How We Handle Content
Short answer: our private shows rarely go beyond PG-13, and if you need them fully family friendly, we will keep... Read More
Wedding Uplighting: What It Is, How It Works, and When to Turn It Off
Uplighting is the most noticeable change you can make to a reception room, and most couples book it without ever... Read More
The Wedding Do Not Play List: What to Include and What to Reconsider
Most couples spend hours building a must play list and about four minutes on the do not play list. That... Read More
Dueling Piano Song Requests: How They Work and What to Request
At a dueling piano show, the audience picks the setlist. Not in a vague, we-take-requests way, but literally: we do... Read More