And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided music, sound, and dance floor lighting for the Penn State Altoona Student Nurses Association of PA (SNAP) at the Arc of Blair County for their formal event.  Folks were excited when entering the Arc of Blair County to see the choreographed light show on the dance floor. Uplights were along the walls and provided color changes to the music along with other cool designs.  The spectacular lighting show that night was choreographed to the music and was awesome to watch.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the crowd singing and dancing to their favorite music.  The dance floor lighting created a wonderful club atmosphere and highlighted the dance moves.  Hands were in the air when called upon.  All present were amazed with the awesome dance floor lighting.  Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths was present with their Baby Blue Camera taking pictures with amusing props. 

SNAP is a nursing group focused around engaging Penn State Altoona’s nursing students to be involved in community services benefitting local health care organizations. The group fosters building relationships with other nursing students not only in the Penn State Altoona campus but in the surrounding Penn State campuses.  SNAP offers numerous workshops for professional development.  They partner with Club Kinesiology for THON activities.  The nursing group does a great deal of fundraising and fosters their relationships with THON families through a variety of events.  SNAP has also set up a mentor/mentee partnership for nursing students.  Students in their first and second year have an opportunity to be mentored by a third or fourth year nursing student.  This gives each mentee an opportunity to ask questions, get advice, and meet other nurses. 

Thank you, Penn State Altoona SNAP for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your formal!

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State College, January 25, 2023. — And We Danced DJ Entertainment was announced as a winner of the 2023 WeddingWire Couples’ Choice Awards®, an accolade representing the top wedding professionals across the board in quality, service, responsiveness and professionalism reviewed by couples on WeddingWire, a trusted wedding vendor marketplace. The 15th Annual Couples’ Choice Awards honor top wedding vendors worldwide.

To determine these distinguished wedding professionals, WeddingWire analyzed reviews within its Vendor Directory across more than 20 service categories—from venues and caterers to florists and photographers—to find the most- and highest-rated vendors of the year. The winners exhibit superior professionalism, responsiveness, service and quality when interacting with the millions of couples who turn to WeddingWire to help with their wedding planning process each month.

Wedding professionals who win WeddingWire Couple’s Choice Awards® are members of WeddingPro, a leading B2B wedding brand. As the largest marketplace and community for wedding professionals, WeddingPro connects businesses with more than 20 million unique monthly visitors who are planning weddings on WeddingWire and The Knot, as well as with hundreds of thousands of pros in the industry. Through its online marketplaces, educational programs and community-building events, WeddingPro is dedicated to helping wedding professionals build relationships with couples and pros that grow their businesses.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment has proudly provided professional wedding DJs since 1994, and is honored to be one of the top vendors in DJ in State College on WeddingWire! The answer for experienced and professional DJs and event services in State College and Altoona, Pennsylvania, And We Danced is a full time entertainment business in Central Pennsylvania’s Centre County region. Planning a wedding, party or corporate event around Penn State University, Blair County or the Happy Valley area? Our finesse in event direction provides an unique experience that fits your style. Check out our great photo booths too! And We Danced would love to be considered the professional disc jockey entertainment for your upcoming event!

For more information about And We Danced DJ Entertainment, please visit us on WeddingWire.

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of being the musical entertainment for the holiday party and grand opening celebrations of the Bellefonte GIANT grocery store. The newly opened GIANT, located in Benner Township, had a fun-filled holiday party with food, music, and photo booth fun with Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths for employees, family, and friends before the official grand opening celebrations.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the holiday cheer for both events amped up and provided the drum roll for the official ribbon cutting celebration of events opening the GIANT grocery store to the customers that were lined up ready to enter. Folks entering GIANT were excited to have a grocery store close to their home. The first 200 customers to enter received a reusable GIANT shopping bag filled with GIANT products, samples, and savings. Customers were able to sign up for the GIANT rewards program. 

The Bellefonte GIANT is in the new Paradise Shopping Center along Benner Pike and Paradise Road in Benner Township. The store occupies 50,000 square feet and is the first establishment in the Paradise Shopping Center. It offers GIANT Direct which is the chain’s online-ordering service allowing customers to pick up items on the go. The GIANT grocery store also opened an on-site gas station to fuel cars as well as charging stations for electric vehicles. 

Benner Township’s GIANT offers customers traditional grocery goods, fresh meat, seafood, produce, bakery treats, floral arrangements, and a beer and wine eatery. The store features a hot foods bar serving smoked meats and made instore sushi. All grocery, gas station, and electric charging will be eligible for savings under the GIANT rewards program.

Thank you, GIANT for inviting And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be part of your exciting holiday party and grand opening event! We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of entertaining the Latino Club and Global Ambassadors Program of the Pennsylvania State University (PSU) Harrisburg with Latin music as they celebrated Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead.  The Day of the Dead is a time of remembrance and celebration of loved ones who have passed away.  The event took place at the Penn State Harrisburg Capital Union Building (CUB) and featured music, dancing, a mariachi band, the history of Dia de los Muertos, ethnic food, and most of all fun. 

Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead originated in Mexico.  Today, it is celebrated all over Latin America.  For the Mexican holiday, families welcome back the souls of their deceased relatives with offerings of food, drink, and celebration.  While it is sad that loved ones have passed away, the holiday is filled with happiness and love as families come together and honor the dead with stories, music, and dancing.

The Day of the Dead is a two-day holiday in which families create offerings to honor their departed family members that have passed.  Offerings are placed on an altar that is decorated with bright yellow marigold flowers, photos of the deceased, candles, papel picado or cut tissue-paper designs, food, and beverages honoring the departed.  The marigolds on the altar are to attract the souls of the dead to the offerings.  Skulls or calaveras are commonly seen as decorations and represent death and rebirth.  Small sugar skulls are made as treats and decorations during the Dia de los Muertos celebration.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the crowd singing and dancing to their favorite Latin music.  Dance floor lighting created a wonderful club atmosphere and highlighted the Latin dance moves.  Young and old took to the floor to enjoy the Dias de los Muertos celebration. 

Thank you, Penn State Harrisburg’s Latin Club and Global Ambassadors for inviting And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your exciting Day of the Dead or Dia de los Muertos celebration!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of being the musical entertainment for Penn State Altoona’s Student Diversity and Inclusion Programming’s Coming Out Day Celebration that was held in the Harry E. Slep Student Center.  Sue Patterson, the Director, and her crew had an awesome event planned for the Penn State Altoona community.  And We Danced DJ Entertainment played background music to pump up the crowd which had the Penn State Altoona community excited and dancing. 

Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths was present with their Baby Blue Camera taking pictures for not only the Penn State Altoona community but also with Penn State’s Nittany Lion.  Penn State’s Nittany Lion even showed DJ skills and was seen with an And We Danced DJ Entertainment DJ behind their gear playing awesome music.  Another of And We Danced DJ Entertainment’s DJs stepped behind Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths Baby Blue Camera to take a picture with the Nittany Lion along with Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths crew.

Sue Patterson and her Penn State Altoona Student Diversity and Inclusion Programming crew gathered many groups together to celebrate National Coming Out Day.  The staff and peers had the hall decorated with balloons, people could spin the wheel to win a prize, and all were able to sit, relax, enjoy a snack, dance, take pictures, and talk to peers.  A plethora of flags were available to take home and display. 

The Penn State Altoona Office of Student Diversity and Inclusion Programming promotes inclusiveness and reaching your full potential through learning, working, and service.  The group offers a range of programs, discussions, social events, resources, lectures, and other events to foster an increase in knowledge, enhance skills, and deepen an appreciation for diversity. 

Thank you, Penn State Altoona’s Student Diversity and Inclusion Programming for inviting And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your exciting event! We wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided ceremony sound and reception entertainment for the marriage of Karlee and Joshua held at Robbins Paradise Ranch in Julian, Pennsylvania. The happy bride was united in marriage by Wendy Kramer. Karlee was garbed in a white, sleeveless, lace. and bauble gown from Formalities.  Her attendants were attired in cinnamon, sleeveless gowns.  Joshua and his attendants wore dashing blue suits.

Rishel’s Catering staff presented the guests with tempting hors-d’œuvres, and a magnificent buffet.  Pocketful of Posies created the beautiful bouquets, corsages, and boutonnières. Delectable Delights by Heather Luce crafted the wonderful wedding cake featuring Joshua and Karlee’s pets. The traditional Pittsburgh cookie table along with homemade donuts were available for guests to partake and enjoy.  The piece de resistance was the arrival of the Classic Cones ice cream truck.  Everyone had an opportunity to create a sundae, eat a swirl of ice cream, or partake in a special ice cream creation.  Jessica Rae captured those beautiful and glorious moments between the happy couple, family, and friends throughout the day and evening.  Monarch Salon fashioned Karlee, her attendants, and mother’s hair for the event.  Guests were busy behind Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths Baby Blue camera throughout the night. Folks were adjusting and changing props while the camera captured their memorable moment

Joshua and Karlee made history dancing to Papa Roach’s “No Matter What.”   The happy couple danced throughout the night with family and friends.  Joshua and Karlee tossed the bouquet and garter, danced with folks in the traditional dollar dance manner, and had a spectacular bubble sendoff.  The night ended with the happy couple alone on the dance floor with The Maine’s “Your Still The One” which illustrated the entire day. 

Thank you, Joshua and Karlee for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your married life together!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing music for the Penn State University Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity’s All Campus LGBTQ+ Welcome Reception held in Alumni Hall located in the HUB-Robeson Center.  The Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity had a wide range of representation for students to explore such as Penn State Counseling and Psychological Services, Centre SAFE, and the Centre LGBTQA Support Network, door prizes, and everyone’s favorite, food.

Each year the Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity hosts this epic event for new students and peers.  This year, the number of students, faculty, and staff was astronomical.  When the doors opened, music, provided by And We Danced DJ Entertainment, invited people into the welcome reception.  The Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity staff and peers had the hall decorated with balloons, people could spin the wheel to win a prize, and all were able to sit, relax, enjoy a snack, and talk to peers.

Sonya Wilmoth, director for Penn State University Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, and Eric Duran, Assistant Director for Penn State University Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, were welcoming people as they entered and encouraging everyone to explore the diverse environment that exists at Penn State University. 

Sonya Wilmoth is the third director for Penn State University’s Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity.  She began working for the Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity as a part-time assistant director when the center was named LGBTQA Resource Center in 2013.  Sonya has had the privilege of working under the center’s two previous directors, Allison Subasic and Brian Patchcoski.  Her role is to oversee the center’s range of programming, education, and advocacy services for the Penn State community.

Eric Duran joined the Penn State University Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity in June 2019.  He is the program coordinator for the center.  Eric has created diverse social engagements for old and new students to learn about the center, become involved, and enjoy meeting among peers.

Thank you, Penn State University Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity for allowing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be part of your amazing welcome reception! 

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided ceremony sound and reception entertainment for the marriage of Casey and Sadie held at the Brookmere Inn and Wineries. The happy brides were united in marriage by Bonnie Kline-Smeltzer. Casey was garbed in a white, three quarter length sleeve, lacey, bridal gown while her hair was adorned with a wreath of flowers. Sadie was garbed a black lace, with a gold undertone, sleeveless gown with a chaplet of flowers in her hair. Both brides wore bridal gowns from Ava Laurenne Bridal. Casey and Sadie’s attendants were attired in a rainbow of whimsical, rich earthy colors such as forest green and ocean blue which were inspired by their theme, The Lord of the Rings.

Harrison’s Eatwell Catering staff presented the guests with tempting hors-d’œuvres and a magnificent meal. Avant Garden created the beautiful bouquets, corsages, boutonnières, and wreaths. Dolce Vita Desserts crafted a colorfully gorgeous wedding cake, chocolate, and vanilla cupcakes. Donuts were also available for guests to partake and enjoy. Claudia Harris captured those beautiful and glorious moments between the happy brides, family, and friends throughout the day and evening.

Casey and Sadie made history dancing to Howls Moving Castle’s “Merry Go Round of Life.” The happy brides did not perform the traditional parent dances, but they chose two special songs that guests could dance with a parent or child symbolizing the parent dances. Casey’s brother, Ben, performed a few songs with his band, the Blue Chickens, an up-and-coming State College group. The arrival of Dr. Lawrence Keener-Farley, Dance Master, for the Civil War Dance Foundation and members provided an entertaining hour of Civil War dancing. Guests were taught to line dance to a variety of songs that had people laughing, clapping, and enjoying the experience of nineteenth century dancing. The night ended with Bill Medley and Jennifer Warne’s “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” which illustrated the entire day.

Thank you, Casey and Sadie for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your married life together!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of DJing with Silent Sound System at the Pennsylvania Bus Association’s fun-filled Silent Disco reception at the Wyndham Garden State College.  A Silent Disco is a music filled event with DJs mixing music and guests wearing headphones that minimize noise pollution and disturbance.  Guests wear headphones and have access to three separate transmissions of music from three separate DJs.  If they do not like the song on one channel, they may change to another and continue singing and dancing.  The only people that know what is being played by the DJ are the people wearing headphones tuned into a specific channel.  The colors seen on each headphone set indicate what DJ they are listening to at that time.

Silent Discos became popular during the nineties when raves were causing music disturbances to neighbors.  Today, they are being utilized in a variety of businesses.  A backpack is also available that provides the feeling of a subwoofer.  The bass of a song is transmitted to a person wearing the backpack.  So, the thumping beat can be felt even though no speakers are being utilized to transmit the music.

The Pennsylvania Bus Association is a nonprofit organization representing private bus companies.  They represent the business and governmental interests of private bus companies that operate in Pennsylvania.  One of their missions is to promote motorcoach travel through tourism or charter service.  Each year they have an annual meeting.  This year, Happy Valley Adventure Bureau helped create the four-day event with a variety of fun-filled experiences alongside business opportunities.

Each guest was given headphones to wear and taught how to tune into the three different channels.  They then gravitated to the dance floor and began to dance.  It was fun to watch the different colors on the headphones intermix on the dance floor.  One person might be dancing to a song the blue channel and another on the red or green.  It didn’t matter what color guests listened to at the time, but all were dancing and having fun.

Thank you, Silent Sound System and the Pennsylvania Bus Association for allowing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be part of your amazing event! 

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided music and sound for the nuptial ceremony followed by the wedding celebration of Jacob and Colleen at the Penn Stater Hotel & Conference Center.  Jacob and Colleen were joined together by Reverend Stephen Hicks.  The theme for the wedding centered around the fairytale Beauty and the Beast.  Colleen was stunning in her off the shoulder, lace bridal gown from Allure Bridal, and she wore a gorgeous tiara reminiscent of Belle’s in Beauty and the Beast.  Her bridesmaids were garbed dark red, off the shoulder gowns.  Jacob and his groomsmen were attired in dark blue suits with dark red ties.

The Penn Stater’s Delyn Walker, Conference and Catering Manager, and her staff supplied the wedding guests with tempting hors-d’œuvres and a tantalizing meal.  Evolve Studio LLC coiffed the bride, bridal party, bride’s mother, and groom’s mother.  Boustany Film Company captured those momentous moments through pictures and video of the happy couple, family, and friends.  Guests were busy behind Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths BIG red camera throughout the night.  And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the wedding couple and guests dancing the entire night.

Jacob and Colleen began their wedding celebration with Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love.”  Their first dance was followed by the special parent dances with the bride and groom.  Once the dance floor was opened to guests, the lights were dimmed, and the music began to pull people to the dance floor.  And We Danced DJ Entertainment crafted a phenomenal light show that showcased the music guests were tripping the light fantastic to on the dance floor, and the crowd requested two encores before officially ending the reception.

Thank you, Jacob and Colleen for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your new life as husband and wife! 

And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided musical entertainment at One Blue Village’s Blue White Scholarship Breakfast at the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center prior to the Penn State Blue White football game.  One Blue Village is a non-profit youth organization founded by Carmen and former Penn State football player Lee Rubin.  The energetic couple had a host of celebrities supporting their efforts to raise money to help young, high school individuals empower themselves and further their education.  Many of these fine individuals were present at the breakfast and voiced their happiness with the Rubin’s and One Blue Village’s efforts with programs to help promote them in being better individuals and obtaining promising job opportunities with either a trade school or college.

The One Blue Village event began with music provide by And We Danced DJ Entertainment, guests strolling around the silent auction full of Penn State football memorabilia, Lee Rubin remarking on the event, Dwayne Fitzpatrick’s invocation and moment of silence, following a meet and greet, and a delectable breakfast buffet.  Once guests had a chance to enjoy their meal, Lee introduced the main speaker for the event, former American football tackle and former Penn State football alumnus, Garry Gilliam. 

Garry spent time talking about his childhood leading up to attending the Milton Hershey School and finally attending Penn State and playing football.  Today, Garry works closely with young individuals especially from his former school in Hershey, Pennsylvania.  He tries to help these people engage in academics and athletics like the One Blue Village endeavor.   Following Garry, a student spoke of One Blue Village’s work in helping him do well in school, find a job, and attending college in the coming future.  Carmen and Lee ended the event with awards, the winners of the silent auction, and a thank you to all who have helped their non-profit organization.

Thank you, One Blue Village for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your Blue White Scholarship Breakfast.

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment performed at the wedding celebration of Haley and Noah held at the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center. The happy couple were united in marriage by Sarah Voight at Saint Paul’s United Methodist Church in State College, Pennsylvania. Haley wore a bewitching white, three-quarter length sleeved, lacey, and beaded gown from Formalities by Tracina Fisher. The theme for the event was fall coloring featuring brown, plum, and peach colors. The bridal attendants were garbed in delightful plum gowns. Noah and his groomsmen were arrayed in brown tweed jackets displaying a hint of orange and gray pants.

The Penn Stater’s Delyn Walker, Conference and Catering Manager, and her staff presented the guests with tempting hors-d’œuvres and a magnificent meal. Avant Garden created the beautiful bouquets, corsages, boutonnières, and table arrangements. Delectable Delights by Heather crafted a gorgeous, tiered wedding cake with two white dogs as the top centerpiece. The featured dogs resembled the two dogs that are part of Haley and Noah’s family. The Mane Style coiffed the bride, bridal party, and bride’s mother. Bob Lambert captured those beautiful and glorious moments between the bride, groom, family, and friends throughout the day and evening.

Noah and Haley love the classic songs spanning from the 1960s through the 1980s in addition to modern classics. Haley belonged to a swing dance club in college, and many of her friends showed that they could jitterbug and perform ballroom dancing moves. Noah and Haley began the night dancing to Etta James’ “Sunday Kind of Love.” And We Danced DJ Entertainment opened the dance floor, and friends and family began to shake their booty to the music. Noah requested the “Chicken Dance” be played, and he shook his feathers alongside Haley, family, and friends to the timely classic. Haley’s grandfather, who is in a wheelchair, led the dancers in a conga line around the room. Throughout the night, guests were laughing, smiling, and dancing to the beat. In the end, family and friends congregated around Noah & Haley while they danced their final dance of the night.

Thank you, Haley and Noah for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing the musical entertainment and emceeing for Michelle and Brice’s wedding reception held at the Graduate Hotel in State College. Michelle wore a beautiful white, short sleeve wedding gown with wonderful lace and jewel embellishments from Formalities by Tracina Fisher. Since Michelle loves peacocks, she chose the colors displayed on a peacock, teal and blue, for her attendants’ gowns. Brice and his attendants sported black suits embellished with a peacock feathered boutonnière. Deacon David Lapinksi performed the wedding ceremony for Michelle and Brice at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church.

The Graduate’s Director of Sales, Jessica (Jacoby) McCloskey, and her staff presented the guests with tempting hors-d’œuvres and a magnificent meal. Pocketful of Posies’ Emily Rickard created the beautiful bouquets, corsages, boutonnières, and table arrangements with peacock colors and feathers. Dolce Vita Desserts crafted a splendid rendition of a peacock with feathers flowing down the tiered wedding cake. Michele Glunt of Cherry Lane Salon coiffed the bride, bridal party, and bride’s mother. Daniel James Photography captured those beautiful moments between the bride, groom, family, and friends throughout the night.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the crowd rocking the entire night. From the first to the last dance, Michelle and Brice were displaying their dancing moves. The newlyweds started their night dancing to Tina Turner’s “The Best.” Later, family and friends cuddled up to their mates while enjoying some slow moments on the dance floor. The crowd continued to have fun performing the dance routines for familiar line dances. Michelle and Brice could always be seen hugging, kissing, or smiling at each other throughout the night.

Thank you, Michelle and Brice for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of celebrating the wedding of Logan & Brooke at their Centre Hall property. The father of the groom, Scott, performed the wedding ceremony. The highlight of the ceremony was the flower guy’s entrance to “Gettin’ Jiggy With It.” He really knew how to dance and grind to the music. His hilarious entrance set had the guests smiling while awaiting the entrance of the bride, groom, and attendants. Brooke wore a gorgeous white, sleeveless, pearl and jewel encrusted wedding gown, and her bridesmaids were attired in sleeveless dusty gold or pale pink gowns. Logan and his entourage were garbed in dark green suits and ties.

Pocket Full of Posies created the breathtaking flower arrangements, bouquets, boutonnieres, and corsages worn by family and friends. Logan and Brooke cut a charming wedding cake designed by Cakes by Kelly who is the sister-in-law of the happy couple. Mommy’s Donuts were displayed for guests to partake and enjoy. Ashley Snook treated the guests to a scrumptious array of hors d’oeuvres and a captivating barbeque meal. Nhi Thai of Nhi Thai Photography was the wonderful photographer that captured the exciting moments of the happy couple, family, and friends throughout the day and evening. Bliss Salon’s Mandi McGhee was the hair designer for Brooke, her bridesmaids, and mother.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the guests dancing and having fun the entire night and early morning hours. After introductions, Logan and Brooke performed their first dance to Brett Eldredge’s “Wanna Be That Song.” Brooke danced with her father to Luke Combs’ “Without You.” The happy couple, family, and friends were having fun cutting the rug on the dance floor to great tunes. Be it country, R&B, rap, or top 40, couples could not stop celebrating the joyous occasion. Many times Brooke was spotted with her peeps getting down to the music.

Thank you, Logan and Brooke for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment would like to remind everybody that Small Business Saturday occurs every year on the Saturday following Thanksgiving. November 27, 2021, is Small Business Saturday. As everyone knows, the day after Thanksgiving begins the biggest shopping season of the year. The best way to begin the shopping season is to patronize the small businesses that appear online or in the local community.

Small Business Saturday was founded by American Express in 2010. The United States Small Business Administration (SBA) became a co-sponsor in 2011. The traditional day for Small Business Saturday appears between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

In today’s world, many small mom-and-pop businesses have added online services to customers that formerly patronized their services but have since moved to other areas around the world. Either look online for your favorite small business or visit the store in person to begin shopping for the holiday season. Small businesses will have signs displayed encouraging people to shop small in the local community.

Statistics computed by the National Retail Foundation suggest that approximately two million more will shop between Black Friday and Cyber Monday compared to 2020. Don’t forget the local businesses in your community. They are also offering special services and deals while competing with the name brand stores services that appear online.

Besides shopping at local retailers, don’t forget the other small businesses that also reside in the region such as DJ services. And We Danced DJ Entertainment (AWD) is a small business located in State College, Pennsylvania. Music is the key to any event. And We Danced DJ Entertainment has outstanding DJs with knowledge to make any event a smashing success. We know how to pack the floor and keep everyone having fun. No event is too small to have a DJ add a special touch of music to an event.

Besides music, And We Danced DJ Entertainment (AWD) has one of the best lighting shows in the area for the dance floor. We offer our clients the opportunity to have the same lighting experience as seen in the local clubs. The deluxe lighting adds ambience with special lighting images or patterns appearing on the dance floor, walls, and ceiling of the dance floor. As the music flows, the lighting follows along creating a stupendous show of color and sound.

The first brush stroke to any event canvas would be uplighting. By adding uplighting, a venue is elevated to another level. The color scheme may fit the theme of a wedding or event, but it sets the room aglow with color and ambiance.

If you are planning a holiday party, wedding, school dance, mitzvah, or a corporate event, music is the essential ingredient to make the event awesome. Talk to And We Danced DJ Entertainment today and invest in a small business for your special event!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing sound and music for Josh and Cass’ wedding ceremony and reception at The Shop in Zion, Pennsylvania.  Amber Murphy Spelas was the officiant for the ceremony.  Cass was garbed in a beautiful white, sleeveless, gown with train, and her bridesmaids were attired in sleeveless desert rose gowns.  Josh wore a dapper gray suit with a desert rose colored tie, and his groomsmen were also wearing the same attire.  Both Josh and Cass’ children participated in the ceremony as flower girls and ring bearer.  Cass, with the help of her daughters, created the stunning array of bouquets, corsages, and boutonnières.  She also crafted the stunning flower arrangements on the reception tables, cake table, and sweetheart table.

Nittany Catering showcased a delicious buffet for all to partake and enjoy.  Live, Laugh, Love Photography by Jessica Burkhart was the incredible photographer capturing the breathtaking moments featuring Josh, Cass, and their loving family and friends.  Delectable Delights by Heather Luse fashioned the elegant wedding cake and cupcakes.  Guests were busy behind Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths BIG Orange camera, the Orange Crush, throughout the night. The many guests were adjusting and changing props while the camera captured their memorable moments.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the hall pumped for the grand entrances of the wedding couple’s parents, wedding party, and the happy couple themselves.  Each set of parents came into the hall with their own song as well as each of the wedding party.  The culmination occurred with the grand appearance of Josh and Cass to Christian French’s “Superstars.”  They came into the room to everyone clapping and hollering their joy for this magic moment in time.  After dinner, Josh and Cass performed their first dance together to “Take Some Time” by Surfaces.  The happy couple danced the traditional father/daughter, mother/son, and dollar dances.  They were always smiling and even took some hilarious photos behind the Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths’ Orange Crush.

Thank you, Josh and Cass for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day ceremony and festivities!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing Connor and Rachel with music and sound as they tied the knot at the Lake Raystown Resort’s Wedding Pointe Gazebo. Pastor David Stuckey performed the service uniting the two as husband and wife. The bride wore a gorgeous, white, sleeveless and lace embellished wedding gown. Her lovely entourage were attired in purple, tea length gowns with silver, beaded sandals. The groom and his men were garbed in light gray tuxes, white shirts, light gray vests and purple ties.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment got the reception rocking with the introduction of the parents of the newlyweds and bridal party. Connor and Rachel entered the reception room to a steady stream of noise that is normally heard at a football game with huge smiles on their faces. They performed their first dance as husband and wife to Elvis Presley’s “Blue Christmas” which was a reminder of their first date.

The evening progressed with the traditional father/daughter and mother/son dances, followed by the removal of the garter and bouquet toss. Connor put on quite a show while removing Rachel’s garter for the guests. The newlyweds also danced with guests during the traditional dollar dance. Once all the festivities were performed, the guests were invited to dance and celebrate the newly mated couple. The “Chippendales” made an appearance when Connor and his groomsmen appeared shirtless while wearing only their vests, pants and shoes. They wowed the guests with their impromptu appearance while many were quickly taking pictures of the moment.

Rachel and Connor chose purple and gray as their color choices for the event. And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided the purple uplighting during the cocktail and dinner in the Raystown Lake Resorts’ lakeview ballroom. During dancing, the uplighting changed colors highlighting the magic of music in the room. Lake Raystown Resort, under the direction of Dan Gendenski, provided the delicious appetizers, dinner and late night snack for the bridal couple and guests.

The mother of the bride, Lea Ann and owner of Smart Styles hair salon in Meshoppen, coiffed the bride, bridal party, groom’s mother and herself. Mountainside Photography was the incredible photographers capturing the breathtaking moments featuring Connor, Rachel and their loving family and friends. The pièce de résistance for the day was the stunning wedding cake and cupcakes crafted by Maddie Cakes located in Roaring Spring.

Thank you Connor and Rachel for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the extreme pleasure of providing sound and musical entertainment for the marriage of Christian and Rachel at The Shop in Zion, Pennsylvania. James Bucci, a long time friend of the couple and their family, was the officiant for the beautifully warm, sunny day. The bride wore a chic black lace with a hint of white showing through the lace long sleeved with train wedding gown for her nuptials. Her bridesmaids were arrayed in a hue of colors consisting of burgundy, dusty rose and light gold, three quarter length sleeved, crushed velvet gowns. The dapper groom was garbed in a brownish burgundy suit, white shirt and flowered tie. His groomsmen sported, white shirts, burgundy suspenders, flowered ties and grayish brown pants. Christian and Rachel were happy and dreamy walking into the ceremony, but let loose for the recessional when Will Smith’s “Gettin’ Jiggy With It” began to be heard as they danced down the aisle alongside their bridal party.

Rachel’s stylish wedding gown was procured from J&B Bridals of Chambersburg. Lauren Lucas of Winged Beauty Salon styled the bride, attendants and mother’s hair for the day. The charming and lovely flower arrangements were created by A Little Flower Basket of Bellefonte. Christian’s mother, Belinda, was the marvelous caterer for the event with the appetizing and delicious buffet of food. The pièce de résistance for the day was the stunning wedding cake and cupcakes crafted by the bride’s mother, Stacy. Jana Scott of Jana Scott Photography was the incredible photographer capturing the breathtaking moments featuring Christian, Rachel and their loving family and friends.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the crowd rocking the entire night. From the first to the last dance, Christian and Rachel could be seen dancing, twirling and grinding to the music. The newlyweds started their night dancing to John Legend’s “Conversations In The Dark.” Later, family and friends cuddled up to their mates while enjoying some slow moments on the dance floor. The crowd continued to have fun performing the dance routines for familiar line dances. Rachel and Christian could always be seen kissing or smiling at each other throughout the night.

Thank you Christian and Rachel for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment was delighted to celebrate the marriage of Michael and Scarlett at Lily Manor in Mifflin, Pennsylvania. Bishop Abraham Shanklin, Jr. united the couple in marriage on a beautiful, sunny afternoon. The bride was clothed in a stunning, white, lace, beaded, mermaid style wedding gown. Her bridesmaids were attired in lovely sage colored gowns. The groom wore his United States Air Force dress uniform, and his groomsmen were arrayed in light gray suits, white shirts and blue ties.

Lily Manor is a stunning location for a wedding ceremony and reception. Danielle and her staff were a delight and ever so helpful. The bewitching flower arrangements for the bridal couple, wedding party, family and tables were arranged by Lily Manor. Mason Romero was the photographer capturing the enchanting moments between the couple, their family and friends. Ben Papa was the man behind the video camera capturing the couple’s ceremony and special reception moments.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the excitement flowing with music to pump up the guests. Michael and Scarlett began their night dancing to “Next To You” by John Vincent III. Both of the newlyweds dazzled the crowd with their moves while dancing with their parents for the traditional father/daughter and mother/son dances. Scarlett and her family love to dance. They were consistently on the dance floor. Michael spent a great deal of time dancing with his bride that night. The newlyweds didn’t cut into a cake, but sliced a cannoli and fed each other a piece. Michael and Scarlett ended the night dancing together to Leon Bridges’ “River.” And We Danced DJ Entertainment could not pass up the opportunity of playing “Another One Bites The Dust” as the couple were exciting and preparing for their sparkler sendoff. Michael and Scarlett stopped and laughed at the music choice before walking through the spectacular sparkler display and saying goodbye to their family and friends.

Thank you Michael and Scarlett for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of celebrating the marriage of George and Emma at Robbins’ Paradise Ranch, Julian, PA. Pastor Randy united the couple in matrimony. The bride chose a gorgeous, sleeveless, A-line, Justin Alexander bridal gown. Her bridesmaids were adorned in long, sky blue gowns. George and his men were garbed in white shirts with a formal navy blue suit and tie.

Rustic Catering presented a delightful assortment of hors d’oeuvres and a delicious buffet for all to partake and enjoy. Avant Garden created the wonderful flower arrangements for the bridal couple, wedding party, family and tables. VJM Studios was the photographer capturing the couple’s enchanting moments throughout the balmy, summer day and shimmery night. Delectable Delights by Heather Luse created the charming, white wedding cake with vanilla buttercream frosting filled with layers of frosting and raspberry filling. The bride, her bridesmaids and mother’s of the bridal party chose Looks Hair Design to provide the right coiffure for the day. And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided the musical entertainment for the evening.

George and Emma began their night dancing to Dan & Shay’s “From the Ground Up.” And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the crowd hopping. George and Emma were consistently on the dance floor for every slow dance. Emma’s brother also celebrated the couple’s nuptials by singing Nat King Cole’s “Unforgettable.” He also serenaded his parents with Randy Travis’ “Forever and Ever, Amen.” The crowd was eager to dance and have fun under the twinkling sky. Even the elk and white-tailed deer at Robbins’ Paradise Ranch made an appearance for the happy couple and guests throughout dinner and early evening.

Thank you George and Emma for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing sound and music for the recent marriage of Fallon Mazza and Gary Glatz at Rolling Rails Lodge in Port Matilda. Fallon and Gary were married inside the lodge by Dr. James Glatz, an uncle to the groom. Fallon wore a stunning Casablanca strapless, white, jeweled gown from Diamonds & Lace Bridal Boutique. Gary and his ushers sported dark gray suits and white shirts. The bridesmaids were garbed in burgundy sleeveless gowns and carried handmade bouquets featuring burgundy and white flowers.

Viva Bella Salon was the hair designer and makeup artist for Fallon, her bridemaids and the mothers of the bride and groom. Tap Root Kitchens, a culinary enterprise gleaming ingredients from local farmers, presented a delightful assortment of hors d’oeuvres and a delicious buffet for all to partake and enjoy. Mallory Toulouse of Jane and Dave Photography was the incredible photographer capturing the breathtaking moments featuring Fallon, Gary and their loving family and friends. Shirley McLaughlin fashioned the splendid wedding cake. The newlyweds also had the traditional Pittsburgh Cookie Table alongside 3rd Wind Coffee Company’s fresh brewed coffee.

The newlyweds began their reception dancing to “When I Look Into Your Eyes” by Firehouse. After dinner and emotional toasts, a special anniversary song, “This Is It” by Scotty McCreery, pulled all married partners to the dance floor. Later, Alaskan guests welcomed Gary and Fallon to their new state by dancing and singing to Garth Brooks “Friends In Low Places” ending with an Eskimo kiss and a snowball fight. And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the dance floor packed the entire night!

Thank you Gary and Fallon for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck as you begin your new life as husband and wife in Alaska!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the honor of providing the musical entertainment and uplighting for Avery and Griffin as they celebrated their B’nai Mitzvah at the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center. During the busy cocktail hour, Avery, Griffin, family and friends had a chance to enjoy some fun-filled games. Great prizes were awarded to the winning player or team that evening. The Penn Stater’s Eric Paul Olbrich and his staff were awesome organizing the cleanup once the entertaining contests ended.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the hall pumped for Avery and Griffin’s grand entrance. They chose Panic! At the Disco’s “Hey Look Ma, I Made It” along with Lil Nax X featuring Billie Ray Cyrus’ “Old Town Road” to make their grand appearance. They ran into the room with all the hooting, hollering and clapping normally heard at a sporting event. Rabbi David E. Ostrich said the prayer and broke the bread before everyone began enjoying the scrumptious buffet provided by the Penn Stater chefs and staff. Later, guests enjoyed cake, pie, and three delicious choices of Penn State Creamery ice cream for dessert. Friends and family were invited to take home some tasty candy treats.

Sara Rosenberger Blose of Bona Fide Photography captured the amusing game moments and exciting night. Balloons were hanging from the ceiling with twinkling lights alongside marvelous balloon decorations created by Star Valle Entertainment and Decor. Guests were busy behind Lotsa Laffs Photo Booths BIG camera throughout the night. Guests were adjusting and changing props while the camera captured their memorable moment. And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the guests dancing the entire night. Avery, Griffin, family and friends had the dance floor packed the entire night. And We Danced DJ Entertainment ended the exhilarating night with Panic! At the Disco’s “Victorious.”

Thank you Avery, Griffin, Kate and Stuart for allowing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your B’nai Mitzvah. Mazel Tov Avery and Griffin!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing sound and music for the recent marriage of Aimee Morgan and Jarrod Prebola at Belleville’s Brookmere Winery. Father Drew Morgan conducted the delightful ceremony. Aimee’s cousin Madison sung “The Way I Am” while Jarrod’s grandparents, the newlywed’s parents and Aimee’s tuxedo clad pooch were escorted to their seats. Madison was exquisite singing the beautiful “Ave Maria” following Fr. Morgan’s reflection. Aimee wore a stunning sleeveless, lace, white bridal gown designed by Maggie Sottero. The bridesmaids were garbed in champagne. Jarrod was attired in a gray suit while his groomsmen donned navy blue with petal pink ties. Beautiful doves were also present for the ceremony.

JP Edwards Grill and Bar, under the direction of Bobbi Unger, presented a delightful assortment of hors d’oeuvres and a delicious buffet for all to partake and enjoy. RW Photography was the wonderful photographer that captured the couple’s exchange of vows, first dance and all the enchanting moments throughout the day and night. Dorosh Documentaries made the couple’s video moments special with the use of drones. Aimee’s mom and sister lovingly decorated the wedding scene with flowers and crafted the beguiling bouquets, boutonnieres and corsages held or worn by family and friends. Dolce Vita created the gorgeous wedding cake. The newlyweds also had a dessert display featuring homemade cookies and candy for guests to partake, take home and enjoy.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the excitement flowing with memorable music to pump up the crowd. The newlyweds began their night dancing to “Gravity” by John Mayer. Family and friends laughed and cheered while Jarrod and Aimee played the Shoe Game. At the end of the game, it was apparent that Jarrod and Aimee were the ideal couple. And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the dance floor packed the entire night! Since Jarrod and Aimee are avid Penn State football fans, And We Danced DJ Entertainment serenaded the couple with the Penn State Fight Song.

Thank you Jarrod and Aimee for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of celebrating the marriage of Holly Shearin and Ryan Kiser at Belleville’s Brookmere Winery. Andy Thrift united the couple in matrimony. The bride chose a Victorian Chic theme for the wedding and played off the colors of wine. Holly wore a gorgeous One Enchanted Evening Mori Lee bridal gown. Her bridesmaids were adorned in mauve. Ryan wore a navy blue suit, and his groomsmen were garbed in white shirts, blue pants and ties.

Kickin’ Kater presented a generous assortment of hors d’oeuvres and a delectable buffet for all to partake and indulge. Pocketful of Posies created the wonderful flower arrangements for the bride, her wedding party, family and the delectable cascade of peonies and flora over the trellis while Ryan and Holly exchanged vows. Two C’s Photography was the wonderful photographer that captured the couple’s exchange of vows and all the enchanting moments throughout the marvelous day and night. And We Danced DJ Entertainment provided the musical entertainment for the night.

Ryan and Holly began their night dancing to Kina Grannis’ “Can’t Help Falling In Love.” And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the crowd hopping. Holly and Ryan were not afraid to show the crowd their dance moves. Ryan enjoyed playing his air guitar during a few punk songs while Holly got down to funk and hip hop songs. The crowd was eager to dance and have fun under the star filled sky. At the end of Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes’ “(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life”, the crowd formed a line and serenaded Holly and Ryan with a sparkler sendoff.

Thank you Ryan and Holly for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the time of their lives celebrating with Elese Merkovsky and Michael Tressa in the Aspen Room at Toftrees Resort. Their reception followed their wedding nuptials at the Pasquerilla Spiritual Center on Penn State’s main campus which was performed by the bride’s uncle, Reverend Paul Merkovsky. Elese wore a stunning sleeveless, lace gown while Mike sported a blue suit and maroon flowered tie. The bridesmaids were arrayed in navy blue, sleeveless gowns, and the groomsmen were attired in gray suits, light blue shirts, and dark ties.

McCarthy Flowers created sensational flower arrangements that were displayed in the Aspen Room alongside the lovely bouquets, boutonnieres and corsages held or worn by family and friends. The bride and groom cut a charming wedding cake created by the bride’s aunt. Elese and Mike had a magnificent display of candy and cookies for friends and family to box and take home in celebration of their wedding nuptials. Toftrees’ Katie Clegg along with her staff were absolutely fabulous mixing and pouring drinks, creating fabulous displays of hors d’oeuvres and later sliders, and serving the scrumptious meal entrees to guests.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment kept the guests dancing and having fun the entire night. After introductions, Elese and Mike performed their first dance to Francis & The Lights featuring Chance The Rapper’s “May I Have This Dance.” While dancing in front of the big windows in the Aspen Room, the bride and groom showed off their exciting dance moves. The bride then danced with her father to Rascal Flatts’ “My Wish.” Next, Mike took the stage with his mother dancing to “When I Look At the Sky” by Train. Mike has an incredible sense of humor, and it showed while cutting the rug with his mom. Later, Elese, Mike, family and friends laughed, sang, shouted, and had an incredible night dancing to the sounds of And We Danced DJ Entertainment. The last song of the night truly expressed the feelings of the happy couple, (I’ve Had) The Time of My Life.

Mike and Elese met in State College while working for a local television station. They began dating a few months later. The couple moved to Chicago and continued their romance. Mike proposed to Elese at her favorite vacation destination, the Outer Banks in North Carolina. After celebrating, they decided that the best place to hold their wedding ceremony and reception would be in the town that they first met each other, State College, Pennsylvania. Now, their new adventure as man and wife begins.

Thank you Mike and Elese for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing sound and music for the marriage of Sash Schaeffer and Bo Hickey at the lovely Belle Mountain Estates. The couple met in Philadelphia when Sash was attending Temple University and Bo was working at the University of Pennsylvania. Bo’s grandfather, Ray Kauffman, performed the charmingly warm ceremony under the sunflower and flora festooned trellis arch. The bride wore a beautiful sleeveless, lace, mermaid style gown with train. Sash’s bridesmaids were attired in fabulous sleeveless, dusty blue gowns. Bo and his groomsmen sported navy blue suits with debonair dusty blue ties.

Since Bo and Sash live in Texas, they wanted a little western theme incorporated into their wedding day. The bride and her bridesmaids carried a delightful arrangement of sunflowers, baby’s breath and greenery created by Forever in Bloom. Charlene’s Cake Company crafted the gorgeous, three tiered wedding cake along with red velvet, chocolate and strawberry cupcakes. Mission BBQ presented a bounteous assortment of hors d’oeuvres, and a delicious buffet for all to partake and enjoy. Diane Kovach of DB Impressions Photography was the wonderful photographer that captured the couple’s first dance and all the enchanting moments throughout the day and night.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment furnished the heavenly tunes for all to enjoy that night. Bo and Sash begin their night dancing to “Best Shot” by Jimmie Allen. Following their first dance, Sash, Bo and their bridal party enticed family and friends to get up and dance with Walk The Moon’s “Shut Up and Dance.” A memorable moment occurred when Bo was dancing with his mother to “A Mother’s Prayer” by Melissa DuVall. Sash was watching the moment on the side of the dance floor when Bo’s mom invited her to dance with them. It was an amazing moment to see the three dancing. As the song began to fade, mom placed Sash’s hand in her son’s.

Thank you Bo and Sash for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding day festivities. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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And We Danced DJ Entertainment had the pleasure of providing the musical entertainment and emceeing for Amy Tomasko and Diljot Sachdeva’s wedding reception held at Earlystown Manor Bed & Breakfast in early November.  Amy chose marsala, navy blue, blush and rose gold as the key colors for her wedding day. The bride wore a beautiful white off the shoulder, short sleeve wedding gown with wonderful lace embellishments. Diljot sported a navy blue suit with a marsala colored tie. Fr. Zab Amar performed the wedding ceremony for Diljot and Amy at the Pasquerilla Spiritual Center.

Earlystown’s Event Coordinator, Meaghan Fenstermacher, was the lovely organizer for the wedding reception. She was a busy little bee setting everything up inside the wedding tent and helping the events run smoothly throughout the night. Brown Dog Catering presented a lavish assortment of hors d’oeuvres and a delicious buffet for all to partake and enjoy. Pocketful of Posies supplied beautiful bouquets and table arrangements along with corsages and boutonnières. Sara Rosenberger Blose of Bona Fide Photography was the wonderful photographer that captured the couple’s epic first dance and all the magnificent splendor throughout the night. Delectable Delights by Heather Luce provided the sumptuous, three tier cake.

And We Danced DJ Entertainment furnished the magical tunes for all to enjoy that night. Diljot and Amy decided to begin their night with the father/daughter dance. The mother/son dance quickly followed which was beautiful to see. The groom, his mother, personal friends, and family danced a lively Bollywood song. Next came the impressive first dance. It was apparent that Diljot and Amy practiced and choreographed their first dance to “Is That Alright?” by Lady Gaga. It was spectacular!!! Amy followed tradition and danced the “Bridal Dance.” She also added a special dance for people celebrating memorable anniversaries with the “Anniversary Waltz.”

Thank you Diljot and Amy for choosing And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be a part of your wedding reception. Good luck in your new life as husband and wife!

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