All Star Entertainment

estion and he agreed. He was VERY polite and professional and we spent nearly 90 minutes talking to him. We signed with his company that evening. We met once again just before the wedding to go over final music choices and announcements. THAT was the only time we had an issue with Jack. He is not used to working with same sex couples when talking about how he would introduce us to our guests he repeated several times using Husband and Wife when we are VERY clearly two wives. We could not risk that embarrassment so we recruited one of our good friends to do the announcements of the wedding party at the reception and Jack would take it from there with his music. I honestly don't think Jack was being malicious and it was just a mistake not having worked with two brides before. I just didn't want to risk it with all of our friends and family present and although Jack wasn't happy we took him out of the equation for announcing the wedding party he went along and remained 100% professional the entire time. The rest of the day he kept the music playing, got people on the dance floor and was entertaining to all. Aside from mistakenly wanting to announce a husband and wife instead of two brides this vendor is exceptional. WHat Jack needs to do is to update his forms to allow putting in MRS and MRS and allowing BRIDE 1 and BRIDE 2. Perhaps seeing it in print would help him to not use the wrong titles. :) I am confident with recommending Jack to any bride looking for good quality at reasonable cost. But if you happen to be a same sex couple just constantly reinforce your gender and titles or use a friend to do the announcements. :)

d will get all your guest on the dance floor. I've been married for about a month now, and I'm still getting compliments on my DJ. He just has that entertaining energy. He wasn't the cheapest DJ, but worth every penny!