I got Green Mountain Sounds and Entertainment as a package deal. Laura and Mike were my photographers (yes, you get two!) I met Laura a few times before since she's the wife of the dj, and Mike I met the day of. I told Laura which shots were mo...st important to me, and she made sure to get them. When we got back from the honeymoon I emailed her to ask when I might be able to get the pictures, and she made arrangements to meet me the next day with the cd. I received almost 1300 shots, all completely raw. Some are great, some will be great with editing, and others are ok. If you are ok with editing your own pictures, and value quantity over quality, this is definitely a good deal, and Laura will do her best to be sure you get the shots you want. Mike and Laura were both unobtrusive and professional.
As for the DJ side of things, I was incredibly dissapointed. Multiple emails, phone calls, and an in-person two hour meeting to discuss the style of wedding we were having, what songs we wanted and what songs we didnt to no avail.
In writing and verbally my husband and I both expressed things that were acknowledged then completely ignored. Do not play Queen, I wrote that in emails, told them over the phone, told them in our meeting. Everytime it was ok, no queen. Within 10 minutes of me being at the reception Bohemian Rhapsody was playing. Laura, the wife, noticed and spoke to Robert (the husband/dj) and he still didn't change the song. Do not play Hallelujah. Hallelujah was played. Do not play any songs about sex, with curse words, or anything hip hop. I had to walk over myself and ask him to turn off jason Derulo, Moves Like Jagger, Party Rock Anthem etc. My husband composed a list of about 30 songs that we did want to hear and dance to, songs like At Last, The Best is Yet to Come, etc. I didn't hear a single one. Apparently about 3 of that list played before I even got there, and the rest went MIA. He played Funky town for nearly 10 minutes. He played Get down tonight. We specifically said no disco. He played I will Survive. Really? A song about getting left and being heartbroken on our wedding day? It was the WORST part of our wedding, we absolutely hated it. Even at the end, when we finally said hey we're leaving, he goes "oh ok, I usually play 'last dance' as the last dance, is that ok?" and my husband says "oh no, we hate that song, don't play that." 30 seconds later what plays? Last Dance. It was like he didn't care at all about what we were looking for, he was going to play his list of songs no matter what. We were embarrased and had to keep explaining to people that although we had selected music, he had completely disregarded it and these weren't our choices. Lady in Red was played for the generations dance. Not only is that song not on our play list, it also happened to be the song my parents danced to on thier first date. Not awkward at all considering they're divorced.
Ceremony music was ok, though he had the wrong song for me to walk down the aisle to (again after many emails and even playing the song for him) thankfully we fixed it.
The lighting was neat.
The photobooth area was ok, except again I had asked for simple. Maybe a few pictures frames. There were 3 entire tables of giant sunglasses and blow up props.Not the elegant classy look we were going for. Guests kept asking if we knew about it since it didn't fit at all. DON'T HIRE THEM FOR YOUR DJ. The photos and lighting were fine but the DJ I regret completely.