Tinsley and Alex chose the Baltimore Museum of Industry as the location for both their wedding ceremony and their reception, and it’s a great choicThe main windows of the museum look out over the Baltimore harbor, which gave their ceremony a beautiful backdrop and lots of natural light. Later, during the reception, the harbor lights accented the night sky in the background as everyone kicked up their heels in celebration. I provided DJ services, Emcee services, two sound systems (one for the ceremony and reception, a second one set up further back in the facility for the happy hour), microphones (clip-on lavalier for the officiator, and a handheld wireless for announcements and toasts), and an uplighting package for the dance floor.
It was great working with the couple, who had lots of great ideas for the music they wanted to hear, as well as fun stuff like the shoe game that took place after the cake cutting. It was also GREAT to work with their wedding planners, Howerton+Wooten Events. Since I have been involved in providing services for weddings, I’ve noticed that events that use the services of a wedding planner tend to go a lot smoother. The couple is more relaxed, family members can concentrate on just having a good time, and the planners make sure that the schedule of events is maintained and updated. This was definitely the case with Howerton+Wooten, who provided some of the most professional, organized, and personally engaged coordinators that I have seen at a wedding event. They have a website, a page up on Facebook, and a page on The Knot. Definitely worth checking out!
| Ceremony | |
| The Piano Guys | A Thousand Years (Wedding Party Processional) |
| Hiromi | Wake Up And Dream (Bride’s Processional) |
| Ray LaMontagne | You Are the Best Thing (Couple’s Recessional) |
| Flamingosis | Feelings of Sentimentality Due to Getting Curved
(Introduction of family and wedding party) |
| Camp Lo | Luchini aka This Is It (Introduction of couple) |
| John Legend | You and I (Nobody In The World) (Couple’s first dance) |
| Marvin Gaye | How Sweet It Is to Be Loved by You (Cake cutting) |
| Alessia Cara | Stone (Father & daughter dance) |
| Alf Clausen | The Land of Chocolate (Shoe game music) |
| Dancing | |
| Mark Ronson | Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars) |
| Kool & The Gang | Celebration |
| Robin Thicke | Blurred Lines (feat. T.I. & Pharrell) |
| Jackson, Michael | P.Y.T. |
| Rick James | Super Freak |
| Black Eyed Peas | I Gotta Feeling |
| David Bowie | Let’s Dance |
| Aretha Franklin | Respect |
| Bee Gees | You Should Be Dancing |
| Black Box | Eveybody Everybody |
| Jamiroquai | You Give Me Something |
| Marcia Griffiths | Electric Boogie |
| Jordan, Montell | This Is How We Do It |
| Bruno Mars | Finesse [feat. Cardi B] |
| Hot Toddy | Down to Love |
| Al Green | Let’s Stay Together |
| Stevie Wonder | My Cherie Amour |
| Camp Lo | Luchini – This Is It |
| Lupe Fiasco | Paris, Tokyo |
| Calvin Harris & Katy Perry & Big Sean DJ K-More | Feels |
| Outkast | Hey Ya |
| Alicia Myers | I Want To Thank You (Final song and salutation) |