Ramada State College Hotel & Conference Center | And We Danced DJ Entertainment

The fast-paced summer tour continued for And We Danced DJ Entertainment at the Ramada Hotel & Conference Center with the marriage of Dwayne Smith and Beth Stover on Saturday, June 16, 2018. Beth wore a stunning taupe colored lace dress accented with sequins. Her matron of honor wore a similar lace dress accented with sequins in a dark tan color. Dwayne wore a dapper gray suit while his best man sported a navy blue suit for the occasion.

Beth and Dwayne chose orange and purple as the color theme for the day. Balloons decorated the walls and tables, and a gold balloon “congrats” sign appeared on the wall behind the bridal party table. The bouquets, boutonnières, and table arrangements were designed by the neighbor of the groom and featured a remarkable blending of white to orange flowers.

The newlyweds started the night dancing to “We’ve Only Just Begun” by the Carpenters. They had both graduated in the early seventies and wanted the music for the night to feature sixties and seventies music melodies. And We Danced led the festivities for the bouquet and garter toss. No ladies or men wanted to admit that they were single. Dwayne and Beth helped And We Danced target the single ladies and men in the attendance. A young woman caught the bouquet. The photographer, a relative of the groom, caught the garter. When it came time to place the garter on the young woman, we found out that the young woman was the photographer’s daughter. Instead of placing the garter on the leg, the garter was placed on the young woman’s arm!!

The night was spectacular and featured tons of fun! And We Danced played a memorable song for Dwayne’s oldest living relative that was in attendance that night. He appeared on the dance floor dancing with his relative. Many guests captured pictures and video of the event.

Thank you Dwayne and Beth for inviting And We Danced DJ Entertainment to be the entertainment and emcees for your wedding reception!!!

Pennsylvania’s Special Olympians were recently in State College for their annual floor hockey event at the Ramada State College Hotel & Conference Center. Later in the evening, And We Danced DJ Entertainment was spinning the athletes favorite songs while they danced the night away. The dancing didn’t start until 8pm that night, but the athletes could not wait to get inside the ballroom to begin dancing with their friends, family, coaches and Special Olympics staff.

Young and old were on the floor having fun. Lights were flashing while the athletes were doing the Cha Cha Slide, YMCA and the Chicken Dance. No line dance was missed that night. The kids were quick to kick their feet, raise their hands and shake their feathers to the classic tunes. It was great to see some athletes with their significant other slow dancing to some popular songs. They are AWESOME dancers! The Special Olympics staff were also dancing and singing along to their favorite tunes that night. No one was left out.

Before we knew it, the 10pm witching hour was upon us. All the athletes made sure to shake our hands before they left to get a good night’s sleep. We told them to come say hello and request a song as we will be at the Olympic Village from May 31 thru June 2, 2018 playing songs to keep the athletes, families and coaches energized before and after their Summer Special Olympics events on the Penn State campus. If you have a chance, stop by the Olympic village between May 31^st and June 2^nd to see some of these terrific kids having fun dancing to their favorite tunes before heading to an event or even after an event.

This is the second year And We Danced DJ Entertainment has been the DJs for this event, and we cannot wait to be part of the 2018 Summer Special Olympics day events!

Everybody Get Your Hands In The Air!

Having A Dancing Good Time!

Party Train Time!

Having Fun Under The Colored Lights!

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