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The music played at your wedding is one of the most important pieces of the night. It’s the catalyst that gets your guests energized and ready to party. The music choices on your wedding day should be well thought out, organized, and executed to perfection.
 
Whether you are booking a DJ or live band, or choosing to MC the wedding yourself, pay attention to these common wedding music mistakes. One mistake, and it could affect your entire night.
 
Skipping the Sound Check
Since music is such an important part of the night, it is imperative to make sure that everything is working properly. And more importantly, checking this task off your list before the night of the wedding. Equipment such as speakers, phones, and sound systems are prone to technical difficulties. If it is not handled properly, or there is no professional to help with the fix, a problem like this could take hours. When you’re hosting a night where every minute is critical and time slips away from you quickly, you won’t have a few hours to spare. Getting this task squared away will secure a night full of fun and great times.
 
Opting out of a DJ or Live Band
Yes, I might be biased but honestly it might initially feel like a good decision to provide your own music, especially if you have a tight budget. But if you choose to put together your own playlist from your phone, you’ll likely have to spend time sorting through radio versions of songs. Since a lot of streaming services default to the original, or dirty version, making a playlist compilation can become a very huge task. Don’t write off a DJ or Live band simply because you think it is not in your budget. You may be surprised by the research you do. Plus, if why pay more for linens and chair covers rather than quality entertainment.
 
Not Asking the Guests for Requests
Yes, the average new DJ makes a big deal about requests but really, that's their job. There is going to be songs in mind that you’ll want played at your wedding. And this should definitely be discussed between you and your entertainer beforehand. But you’ll also want to consider your guests requests as well. An easy way to quickly curate an entire playlist for the night is to ask each guest for one song request on your invitation. Gather the results and submit them to your DJ. They’ll take care of the rest.
 
Playing the Music Too Loud During Dinner
It’s common to think that music should only be played when it’s time to dance. But really, music should be played consistently throughout the night. It creates an even flow, and helps you transition from event to event throughout the course of the evening. Guests want music to listen to, even when they’re eating dinner. However, the music during the meal should be played at a reasonable, lower volume. It’s not common for everyone at the table to know each other, and they may want to strike up conversation. But if they are competing with blaring music, it could lead to an extremely awkward, otherwise silent, dinner.
 
Not Meeting the Entertainers Before the Big Day     
This is especially notable if you’re choosing a live band. A recorded demo just isn’t the same as hearing them live. See if you can attend one of their performances to get a good idea of how they’ll sound on your wedding. If you’re going with the DJ option, organize a meeting for you all to sit down and chat together. Gauge whether he or she is good at commanding a crowd, if they’re open to requests, and if they have an outgoing personality. They are ultimately in charge of keeping the energy up during your night, and you’ll want an MC that you click with.
 
Forgetting About Sound Ordinance Laws
Not to be a stick-in-the-mud but this one is huge. If you don’t do your proper research, your music could get cut off as soon as the party gets going. If you’re planning on hosting a wedding that goes on until the wee hours of the morning, check with your venue about sound ordinance laws before booking. If they have a time restriction, or perhaps it’s near a lot of residential homes, it might not be the best fit. Plus, if you don’t do your proper research and are hosting your wedding in an outdoor area, you could get slapped with a hefty ticket.
 
Incorrectly Pacing the Music
This is also a hard achievement should you choose to go with your phone and a pre-made playlist. It has taken me years as DJ to perfect this so your not going to get it on your first try. Putting your playlist on shuffle makes it extremely difficult to pace the music correctly. Your night should be sprinkled with a good mix of slow, dances, and upbeat fun songs to rock out to. This is when a DJ would be especially helpful. It’s their job to ensure that the music is paced correctly and that everyone is having a good time.
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As you plan your wedding day, your engagement shoot is one of the most exciting milestones along the way! You get to spend a whole day celebrating your love — what’s better than that!?
 
Additionally, you’ll gain access to gorgeous photos that you can use for your save-the-dates, invitations, and wedding decor — not to mention social media. Naturally, you want those pictures to showcase your and your partner’s personalities. It is YOUR big day, after all. Your love story deserves to be in the spotlight!
 
Here are a few areas for you to get creative and design an engagement shoot that will capture your authentic selves for all to see.
 
Your AttireWhat’s an engagement shoot without a cute outfit or two? First off, speak to your photographer to see how many wardrobe changes they can accommodate in your allotted time. You’ll usually be able to fit in two to three outfits, so you can really let your fashionista out!
 
If you get to don a few outfits, focus on creating different looks with your partner. Perhaps you have your formal outfits, your casual outfits, and something right in the middle. If you only have time for one outfit, make it one that you feel 100% comfortable in — both physically and emotionally. Your authenticity shows through your smile, so you need to feel like yourself no matter what you wear!
 
Don’t forget about the accessories — add a splash of flavour with jewelry, scarves, sweaters, socks, and shoes. The possibilities are as endless as your love!
 
Your SettingChoosing a backdrop (or several) for your sweet engagement photos should be simple, but that’s not always the case. You could always go the easy way and pick a popular local attraction, like a botanical garden or state-of-the-art museum, to serve as your setting. Or, you could do an urban-style shoot and wander the streets of your city. Even still, you can find the smaller, hidden gem locales in your area — like a local park or riverside spot.
 
Whatever you choose, make sure it’s a place that feels meaningful to you and your partner. It could be the crest of your most-frequented weekend hike, the spot where you met or got engaged, or even just a destination you always wanted to visit. Take your pic(k)!
 
Not sure where to start? Consult with your photographer for ideas. They’ve shot couples and families all around your area, so they’ll surely have some great recommendations for you to consider!
 
Your “Props”We’re using the term “props” lightly here. From flying a rainbow, trans pride, pansexual pride or bi pride flag to inviting your beloved fur babies (or human babies!) into the picture, there are so many ways to make your engagement shoot your own.
 
Consider the elements that pop up in your love story: How did you two meet? What cemented your relationship? What are your similarities? Differences? At what point did you realize you were in love? How did you get engaged?
 
You get the gist. Maybe you met in the dugout for your local softball team or over old-fashioned at your favourite whiskey bar. Pick out the unique details that built your relationship and bring them to your shoot!
 
Remember: These are pictures that will last you a lifetime. You’ll want to look back on them in future years to see yourselves glowing in authentic beauty. The only way to guarantee that is to embrace your personalities and capture all that makes you two special!

Nobody likes a cookie-cutter wedding. After all, custom details that speak to a couple’s love are what makes a wedding wonderful! But, as a couple in the throes of planning, you might be wondering how you can design a wedding that is uniquely your own.

Rest assured, you don’t need to be a professional to build personalized elements throughout your wedding. (Although, the pros are certainly the ones to call on to execute!) Instead, all you need is a bit of creativity and a lot of inspiration from your one of-a-kind love story. Think about it: Nobody else shares your love story, so why shouldn’t your wedding be just as unique?

Consider adding extra-special touches to these four areas of your wedding to personalize your design and infuse your wedding with the elements that make YOUR relationship distinctly wonderful.


Welcome Area
Since the welcome area is typically the first stop for your guests, it’s the perfect place to set expectations for the festivities to come. Incorporate your wedding colour palette, framed photos, and other elements from your design scheme. But, don’t feel limited by wedding-only details! Don’t be afraid to bring in your prized jersey or a meaningful family heirloom that will put your love story on full display.

Bonus: You can repurpose your welcome area décor elsewhere after all of the guests have arrived. Move framed photos to the cocktail hour area, place floral arrangements around the reception space, and put up your fun memorabilia by the gift table, cake table, or other station at the reception.


Stationery + Signage
From ceremony programs and bar menus to directional signage, your wedding day will involve a fair amount of stationery and signage to let your guests know what to do and where to go. Bring some flavour to these elements with custom design!

A few fun considerations:

• Get custom illustrations of yourselves done in advance to promote your signature cocktails.
• Offer a mixture of pronoun pins so everyone can feel seen, accepted and celebrated.
• Have some fun with directional signage by incorporating some cheeky jokes.
•  Make your ceremony program an interactive experience with fun facts, icebreaker questions, and fill-in activities.​
• Turn your place settings into a scavenger hunt to encourage guests to mingle as they find their seats.

Hire a professional stationer to ensure all of these themed elements are consistent throughout your wedding space.


Place Settings
Most place settings include several different elements: chargers, china, flatware, glassware, linen napkins, seating cards, menus, and more. Of course, your place settings can include as much or as little as you want! Skip the china and let your caterers serve fully plated meals. Or, opt for table menus instead of individual menus.
You may also consider including a favour at each place setting instead of a favour table. Sweet treats and mints are always excellent choices but don’t be shy about incorporating a special token that captures your wedding theme.
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Plant parents can put a mini succulent at each place, sports fanatics may give out custom designed wedding “trading cards,” or a spiritual couple might pick out crystals for each of their guests. Have some fun brainstorming ideas with your partner!


Food & Beverage Menu
There’s no denying that food and drink choices are among the most significant elements of a wedding guest’s experience. Get creative with your menus when speaking with your caterer. How can you incorporate your love story into the flavours of the day?

Excited to showcase your multicultural heritages? Request dishes that remind you (and your families) of your homelands, whether it’s Moroccan tagine, Salvadoran pupusas, Thai curries, or Nigerian Jollof.

Passionate about protecting the environment? Opt for a plant-based, farm-to-table spread that describes each ingredient’s source on the menu.

Want the food to capture your Southern roots? Go all-in with freshly smoked BBQ, sweet tea, and bourbon.

In terms of drinks, it’s best to choose signature cocktails that complement your food. For example, margaritas are ideal for Latin-inspired cuisine (extra points for a beach wedding!). On the other hand, mint juleps or mules may pair better with shellfish or a lavish charcuterie display.

When in doubt, look to your caterer for guidance and inspiration. They are the expert when it comes to food + beverage pairings, as well as blending certain flavour profiles to ensure your wedding menu is as delicious as it is unique.

While your wedding team is here to execute and bring your vision to life, it’s up to you and your partner to get creative and find ways to infuse your wedding day with personality. Pull out your drink of choice and spend some time brainstorming — you discover the best ideas when you’re having fun!

We’ve been doing this for over three decades, giving couples in the Greater Toronto Area stress-free and exciting weddings. Contact us here today!

There is absolutely no question that all business took a huge hit in 2020. One of the many industries severely impacted by the pandemic is the wedding industry. As COVID numbers increased, many Toronto couples were faced with a very difficult decision. To continue on with their wedding day as planned, host a compromised reception with only a few close friends and family, or to postpone their nuptials until large groups couple could gather again.
Although the end of the pandemic isn't here, it is luckily in sight, and there may be a day in the future when everyone is having a great time at large weddings without masks and hand sanitizer. Unfortunately, that time hasn’t come yet and we might be looking at another year or more of protection from disease.
That doesn’t mean that we can’t still celebrate love and the joining of two families. However,  it does mean that we should be taking extreme precautions in order to celebrate safely. It only takes one person to make everyone potentially unsafe. Regardless of the group that you fall into, there are guidelines to follow to guarantee that everyone is having fun and staying safe.
 
Wedding Planners
 
A huge part of a planner’s job is to stay informed and up to date on restrictions and guidelines. They are an excellent reference for getting current information and tips for what to expect on your wedding day. They keep informed and know standard procedures. It is in their best interest, from a liability standpoint.
Wedding Planners can also be used as guides to the guests on the day of your wedding. It’s important to have a someone in charge of maintaining covid standards, and a wedding planner is a perfect person to fill that role. Since it’s their job to ensure that your wedding day runs as smoothly as possible, they have a responsibility to make sure that each guest is following the policies put in place. And a good wedding planner won’t have any issue telling any guest to wear their mask whenever they aren't not eating.
 
The Wedding Couple
 
Communication is always key when it comes to having a COVID-friendly wedding. And since everyone is gathering to celebrate of the couple, they should be the ones regularly updating everyone on the policies put in place. It’s important to extensively communicate with your guests and vendors to ensure that everyone is on the same page. Also, if any guests or vendors are not willing to abide by the rules you have put in place, make it known that they will be removed from the event. This is to ensure everyone’s safety and to make sure that everyone can enjoy themselves. Do some research and ask questions of your vendors beforehand. Find out about their policies and views on the pandemic and make sure they perfectly align with yours. A disagreement with  what is acceptable is not worth the headache.

 
The Guests
 
Each and every guest is responsible for their personal safety at the wedding. If you’re a guest attending a wedding during COVID, it’s important to know exactly how to handle the protocols. Most times, clear instructions for the wedding day will be laid out on the couple’s wedding website or other communications. But if you’re ever unclear about COVID guidelines during the wedding, do not hesitate to send a message to the couple. Just like you have a duty to abide by the rules, they have a duty to keep their guests informed.
And most importantly, respect the decisions they make. Yes, it might not be fun dancing with a mask on, but if it’s what makes the couple comfortable enough to enjoy their wedding day, it is not something that should be up for debate.
 
At the end of the day, if you are ready to have your dream wedding, if you are willing to be flexible, and are ok with a unique but safe wedding day then make sure to limit your guest list, choose an outdoor venue, try to keep socially distanced from others as often as possible, and stock each table with hand sanitizer and masks. You can still have the wedding day of your dreams with proper planning. 

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Of all the Mississauga wedding DJs Mark & Jessica chose us to DJ their unique Micro Wedding at Le Treport Banquet Hall in Mississauga. Due to restrictions Mark & Jessica chose to focus the day on their ceremony and nuptials exclusively. There were a few important family members that couldn't be in attendance. Zoom was used to give friends and family at home the opportunity to still be included in the special day. Le Treport provided their lovely chapel which was the elegant backdrop to the ceremony. The officiant Robb McDonald kept the intimate ceremony light, fun and personable. The one thing that made this wedding so memorable was the roses dedication that Mark & Jessica did for their grandmothers. 

Mark & Jessica decided on these specific songs for the day: 

Prelude Music Preferences
A Million Dreams - Benny Martin 
Just the Way You Are -  Vitamin String Quartet 
Rewrite the Stars - The Piano Guys 
Baby I love your Way - Benny Martin 

Wedding Party Processional
Stand By Me - Piano Wedding Version Benny Martin

Bride Processional  
Concerning Hobbits (The Fellowship of the Rings)  - Vitamin String Quartet 

Songs During Licence Signing & Interlude
Groovy Kind of Love - Phil Collins 
It's You I Like - Mister Rogers

Recessional
Forever and ever, amen - Randy Travis 

Again, it was an honour to be the one and only Mississauga Wedding DJ that Mark & Jessica trusted for their Micro Wedding. Thank You! 
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The corona virus pandemic has literally changed everyone’s lives. Weddings are no exception. At the time of this writing we are still limited to the number of guests allowed to gather and that includes wedding receptions. As DJs a major tool to maintain the flow of an event is requests. To protect all our guests and wedding couples we have added text requests. A text number will be visible on cards placed on the DJ table. This allows for safe social distancing while still interacting with guests. Simply text the number on display with your name and musical request. It as easy as that. If you can send a text then you can make a music request.

​We are delighted to take music requests. Our policy on such requests are to try and play as many of them as possible provided such requests are danceable, popular, recognizable and appropriate for the guests at any function. Requests for music that is offensive to any guest, race, creed, religion or otherwise will NOT be played. The DJ reserves the right to disregard any request that does not meet this policy, or any selection that cannot be programmed properly into the music presentation of the evening regardless of who the requestor is. We will give your music requests priority wherever possible during the function.

Micro Wedding Reception Package

This package is perfect for a Micro Wedding (up to  50 people) with no dancing.
It covers cocktail, dinner, and the reception:

• Phone, Email, Text, & online support throughout the booking & planning process
• Online planning form to plan your timeline, wedding Information, and all special features of the day.
• Cocktail music for guests arrival, dinner music, and music for any special dances or eventis
• A professional sound system 
• Wireless handheld microphone for your speeches your Master of Ceremonies during the reception

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Some of the US States & Canadian Provinces have started to open and loosen restrictions after COVID-19. There have been directives regarding the number of people that can gather. There have also been rules regarding weddings & events. Some areas have contended that although weddings can continue, that there should be no dancing to make sure that we don't once again infect large groups. What if they say there is no dancing allowed for your wedding? Should you cancel your DJ/MC?

NO and here's why ...

Your DJ takes care of the music during your pre-ceremony, ceremony, cocktails & dinner. Ok, there's no dancing but the day will be lacking without the effects of music during all these parts of your big day. You most certainly want your friends and family to hear your vows during the ceremony. It would the DJ providing sound support & mics that makes sure that everyone feels included in the day. 

The guests should be focused and in the moment. Your MC in turn will be in charge of managing all the events in your timeline, to make all announcements and introducing the speeches. There is nothing worse that being in a wedding and not knowing what is actually happening next.

If there is no dancing then of course dance floor lighting is not necessary but what about decor & uplighting? Uplighting with enhance and transform the plain walls in your venue to something that is unique to you and your partner. 

Along with maintaining your timeline will be the particular parts that make it up. Those special moments that many of us love at weddings aren't the same without someone to announce and clarify exactly what is happening. 

A DJ will be able to come up with fun activities to keep an otherwise drab event moving along.
An experienced DJ won't be thrown off if something isn't running on time in the kitchen. They will adlib and come up with something creative that will entertain guest while everything seamlessly falls back into place. 

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Once you have decided to move your wedding you need to also decide whether to postpone or to cancel.  Here at DJ XTC Entertainment we recommend that you postpone your event rather than cancel.  The main reasons we suggest postponement are firstly you have spent so much time time planning and organizing your celebration. You don't want all of that work to go to waste. Secondly when you cancel service, many vendors and venues will institute cancelation fees. Avoid paying more than necessary.  When postponing with us, we will not charge you any other rebooking fees. We can move your retainer to another available date within a 12 month period. 

Once you make the decision to postpone your wedding, your next step is to contact ALL of your vendors to come up with a new date to have your wedding.  We have seen couples in the past who made the mistake of only contacting their venue and booking a new date with them and not being able to rebook the other vendors. Avoid running the risk of having to find all new entertainment, caterers, photographers, etc. after you’ve already spent so much time choosing the ones that fit you best.

Our suggestion would be to find 3 or 4 dates that are available with your venue and then contact your other vendors one at a time. Talk to all of your vendors, then find a date they are all available, and then re-schedule. Communication is key here.

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January marked the beginning of a new year, new decade, and new style of wedding. And we’ve never been more excited! As couples begin planning their perfect day and peak wedding season quickly approaches there are a few trends that we can be sure to see in 2020.
Showing off the bridal party’s unique style and personality. Gone are the days of girls in matching, ill-fitting dresses that scream “BRIDESMAID.” We’re seeing a new wave of unique and personalized styles that give your bridesmaids the chance to feel comfortable, and look beautiful. These are the girls you love the most! Each of them is different, so let their dresses represent that! Our personal favorite for spring and summer weddings is an all white bridal party! Which also looks amazing for our second trend of 2020… bright, beautiful and locally grown flowers!
The whimsical bouquet has become the norm for weddings over the past couple years. But the movement has shifted from a soft, muted, blush and cream palate and we’re now seeing bright beautiful blooms filling the bouquets of our 2020 brides! Whether you choose flowers that are meaningful to your relationship, spark memories of summers spent outdoors, or just love the pop of colour, these arrangements are sure to bring excitement and splendour to your perfect day!

Locally sourced and sustainable options. Along with the bright floral arrangements we’re also seeing couples opt for locally grown and in season flowers! What a beautiful testament for the love of the area you’ve chosen for your wedding. Flowers aren’t the only locally sourced options to enjoy. Farm to table food makes for a fresh, delicious and memorable menu that your guests are sure to enjoy! Favours (and flavours) from the local area- apples, peaches, homemade jams, or soaps made at a local farm are all wonderful favours that your guests will actually enjoy! They add a special touch to your wedding and are a beautiful way to say thank you to guests and pay homage to resources in your area.
Incorporate meaningful and fun aspects into your wedding! It can be a favourite song while you walk down the aisle, a special aspect in your ceremony, like taking communion, hand-fasting or having a guest read a beloved poem.  Pick a signature drink for cocktail hour, or sneak in your favourite hors d’oeuvres. During the reception, invite guests to join you in a fun dance, or pass your rings around and ask for blessings from your guests. Remember, this day is about you as a couple! Invite the people you love the most, and enjoy those precious moments as they come to celebrate and support you as you begin your life together as Mr. and Mrs.
Most importantly, your wedding day should be your own! Often times brides get bogged down with feeling like they need to check every box on the traditional list of wedding to-dos. Or worse, they need to please or change their dream to fulfill the desires of loved ones and friends. Please don’t! Your wedding day is meant for celebrating the beautiful love between you and your partner! Out of everyone in the entire universe, you found each other! You’ve spent time growing, learning and falling deeply in love with one another! Your relationship is unique, and precious and your wedding should be a radiant display of who you are and what your love means.

2020 will easily be remembered as the year the earth really stood still or the year of the pandemic, either way the chaos that has been stirred up has put many couples into a new predicament. The current climate emphasizes the need for an experienced entertainment company. Someone who will carefully help plan, coordinate and execute your wedding to perfection. At the time of writing this, the majority of our clients who had booked for early spring have now had to reschedule their weddings. This has created a greater demand for our services next year. Not only are these couples rushing to book spring 2021 wedding dates but now they are competing with a lot more couples. Couples that wait too long to book with us may find that we are booked into 2022 sooner than expected.

If you are considering a wedding date in the next year contact us by text or phone call at 18008268014 or email us at [email protected] and let’s take the worry out of your celebration.

Understanding Your Wedding Processional Order

Planning for your wedding day means learning a lot about traditions and practices you may never have known before. One common question we get is what the proper processional order is for the ceremony. Let us start by saying, this can be impacted by several things like your religious affiliations and venue. It is best to talk with your venue or officiant prior to your wedding day.
Are you having a traditional or religious ceremony? If you are, each religion typically has its own unique guidelines. Plan on discussing this beforehand with your officiant to learn what your specific religious tradition is. Your officiant will be the expert on this, and they’ll also be able to help you customize it where you are able to.


For a Traditional (Christian) Wedding Ceremony
Grandparents: Traditionally, if you’re wanting to honor your grandparents they will enter first.
Groom’s Parents: It’s up to you if you want to honor the groom’s parents by having them walk down the aisle. They can be seated after all the guests and before the mother of the bride.
Mother of the Bride: The mother of the bride is the last person seated before the officiant, groom and best man take their places at the altar. She can walk alone or be escorted by her son, son-in-law or another relative. She is seated on the left side in the first row.
Officiant, Groom & Best Man: Enter the ceremony venue and stand at the altar.
Bridesmaids and Groomsmen: Walk down the aisle in pairs. You can also have them enter individually if you prefer.
Maid/Matron of Honor: Walks down the aisle alone.
The Ring Bearer(s) and Flower Girl(s): Your little ones can either walk together or the ring bearer can enter before the flower girl(s).
The Bride and Father of the Bride: The bride walks on her father’s right side, traditionally.
If you are not having a religious ceremony or are getting married at a non-church venue, feel free to take what you like and change what you don’t. Ultimately, your wedding day is up to you. In the end, you’re getting married and that is what matters the most.  

 One of our favourite events is the Sangeet. The word Sangeet means music and the night can be considered a “music night”. It is a celebration of the joining of not only the couple but also the joining of their families.  It it is usually held  a few days before the actual wedding. It could be hosted at the bride’s home or even a large hall.  It is a fun time of music, games, performances,singing and dancing.
If you are considering a Sangeet contact us with a call,text or WhatsApp 1.800.826.8014 
We would love to be a part of your celebration!! 

​Many of our weddings & events over the last two years have been in London Ontario & surrounding areas.
This is the reason that we have decided to expand our reach and bring our quality entertainment services to London Ontario.

 Who are we? 
DJ XTC Entertainment Services are one of the GTA's top wedding vendors. We are excited to be expanding to include London Ontario as well as  a larger part of the Golden Horseshoe. We are are not only experts in wedding entertainment, wedding planning and designing but also in adding the special touches to make your occasion a lifetime one. 
The best part of DJ XTC Entertainment Services is a simple wedding ceremony or event can be transformed to a gorgeous one with our Midas Touch. Together we explore each and every segment. You let us know where you need any sort of modification and we will customize things to suit your needs. Our team of experts are always ready to make the wedding ceremony , wedding reception or event full of fun, excitement and stress free. 
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For over 35 years, DJ XTC Entertainment Services has been providing astonishing support in North America in terms of DJ & Music entertainment. We want to give you a high-end, low-maintenance experience that is far from the generic cookie cutter events we have all been to.
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If you are visiting our site for the first time and thinking of your wedding ceremony, wedding reception, corporate party or just browsing for future relevance, take a look at our services so that you can get a flavour of our work, what we do and how we put everything together so smoothly. Seeing all these, if you feel that we are a good fit for you, then rest assured, DJ XTC Entertainment Services will have you experiencing a rare mixture of quality and quantity. 

Many people don't realize that the last dance song can be as important any other song played during a reception. Some DJs would even say that it is more important. It is the final note in the symphony of music that is the reception. It is the bow that ties everything up.
I personally like to get all the guests on the dance floor with the wedding couple. Some crowds circle the couple, some find a partner of their own and some just raise a glass and sing along. 
Here is a list of some of my favourite last dance songs. Let me know what you think. Are there any other songs that would be great send off songs for the newlyweds? 

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