Lazer Labs DJs & Photo Booth

ug's credit he agreed to take a smaller fee than what he said he is used too and he by no means spoiled our night. We didn't have time to break away and course correct him and we enjoyed our time with friends and family. However, there were many aspects of his service that fell way short of our expectations for the night. To begin with, we had gone to the trouble of filling out forms showing our requested songs, in addition to Doug's standard playlist, along with an outline for the evening. Apart from the ceremony music and the song we chose for our first dance, he appears to have thrown all our requests out or ignored them. We had deliberately chosen a few line dance songs such as "Men in Black" that we had our heart set on, and none were played. We had our wedding on Halloween and requested some seasonal spooky favorites. We talked about this with him at length multiple times during our consultations. But none of these were played until we took it upon ourselves to tell him to play Thriller during the night of the event. We had also talked with him about the traditional hora dance and provided him with a link to the version of accompanying song hava nagila we preferred. It was on the schedule but he also failed to initiate the hora until we told him to, which he did with a different song version than we requested. He also denied it was even on the agenda and was very rude to my mother when she told him it was needed. We chose to include the shoe game and picked a script for our friends to read from. And Doug, of course, read from a different script by himself. We chose our own script questions to fit my wife and I because a standard selection isn't universal. For instance the question about who is the better driver, which Doug asked, is kinda dumb given that my wife doesn't drive... My wife also insisted to him that we did not want an "anniversary dance" for the longest married couple at the reception but he went and did it anyway. During our consultations Doug talked at length about the span of his experience and how he knows what works and what doesn't. I don't doubt he's been doing this a long time and he did share some valuable insights. However, while flashing his credentials initially gave us confidence, as we approached the wedding it became more of an annoying distraction. He even turned down conducting with my wife about fine details in the days leading up to the wedding, saying it could wait. For God's sake, I even had to correct his pronunciation of my wife's name the day before. Doug seems to be the kind of person often convinced he knows best, or rather better than others, even when he definitely does not. To an extent, parts of the evening felt more like "The Doug Show" (guest staring the bride and groom). Than the wedding we envisioned. A few of our friends in attendance recognized Doug from past events he's worked and seemed to confirm this kind of arrogance and disregard for client needs is typical for him. I can't do my wedding again but save yourself some buyers remorse by not hiring him.