We are looking forward to working with you at the upcoming wedding ceremony! You can reach us at nate@micdropDJ.com or 419-718-2552. Here is some info that will be helpful to know:
- Please meet with the DJ 20-30 minutes before the ceremony to do a sound check. You will need to wear a lapel mic with a small clip to attach to your clothing as close to your mouth as possible.
- Your transmitter pak will be able to clip onto your clothing or sit in an inner coat pocket. It has one small button on top that will turn it on/off with a short firm tap. (Another option would be to clip everything to the small binder/folder that you're reading from.)
- Typically, you will stand in the center facing the audience with the groom on your left and the bride on your right. Your mic will also be able to pick up their voices somewhat. If they are reading their own vows, it is possible that you could hand them your lapel mic unless a different solution if provided.
- Typically, you will make a few statements to end the ceremony and que the recessional song for the couple to walk the ailse together as newlyweds. These three things are very common, but let us know if you have a different plan in mind:
- The pronouncement: speaking to the couple, for example, "I know pronounce you husband and wife."
- The kiss: speaking to the groom, for example, "You may kiss your bride," followed by audience applause.
- The presentation: speaking to the audience, for example, "I now present to you for the first time, Mr and Mrs (names), " followed by larger audience applause.
- Music plays for recessional as the couple and the wedding party make their exit.
- Following the ceremony, you can find the DJ to return the lapel mic. Please, let us know if you have any questions or adjustments. Thank you!