Moshunal Production

uests between the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception and made sure to keep the party going until the very end. From blue grass, to country and ending with 90s jams and EDM. I'm pretty sure I never left the dance floor which is every bride's dream! Thank you, thank you - highly recommend Jack and his team.

ill have not received some of the final edits we requested and it's almost a year later. The videographer was late and missed some footage of bridesmaids and FOB first look. They left very early in the evening despite being contracted for 10 hours. It seemed like this was the DJs first wedding they had ever worked. It was fine but would not recommend using their services for either DJ or videographer.

of the wedding was one ensuring I would have a table and a meal ready for the DJ. I didn’t get a chance to speak with the actual person who DJd our wedding. We had a long list of songs we wanted played at our wedding that didn’t get played. The DJ was hesitant to take requests from guests and would run it by my husband and I. It seemed like this DJ wasn’t confident being an MC. There were a couple awkward interactions of the night including — when I was sitting with my dad, the DJ announced it was time for toasts and to “give it up for the bride and groom” pointing at my father and I. The groom was in the bathroom and we had to run and get him. It was a bit embarrassing. He was very nice throughout the night and has potential to be great with more practice! The DJ was super nice and energetic, but the music overall wasn’t what we asked for. I walked down the aisle to the wrong song and had guests talking to me about how their requested music wasn’t getting played at my wedding. My bridal party worked hard to keep people dancing, so we still managed to have a fun night.

communication from the time we payed the deposit up until a few days before our wedding was slim and I had to reach back out to them to make sure they even remembered our wedding. We made the wedding playlist for the DJ (which took HOURS) and he did not play ANY of it. I’m not kidding. He didn't take requests either, (Even from me, the bride at my own wedding). The music was not tailored to us what so ever, he announced our names wrong, wouldn’t take requests, played explicit music very early on in the evening with young kids around and when I asked him to play a song to dance with my Dad before he had to leave, he played “Save a horse, ride a cowboy” by Big and Rich. If you haven’t heard this song, it’s definitely not something you want to dance with your father to at your wedding. inappropriate to say the very least. I reached out just recently, (our wedding was in August) and I know it’s been some time but it’s something that still bothers us ( as it would any paying client) Long story short it was a waste of time and the jack literally said in the email “The reality is that saying your name and taking requests is only about 1% of the equation of what we we do on the day of your wedding” which is not true, and is pretty interesting coming from the president of the company who states on their website “Our team is composed of highly passionate men and women, striving to make your event into a masterpiece. “ and yet they couldn’t play a playlist already made, say our actual names, and all of the other things I mentioned earlier. Super disappointing and pretty embarrassing on their part for how much they charge. And in my opinion, making excuses and justifications for things like this is not professional. So save your $$$ ladies and go somewhere that treats their clients right.