Music in Motion Entertainment

eting just prior to the wedding to go over details. There were things they suggested for the reception that we didn't want so we gave them that feedback and they were fine with it. They listened to what we did and didn't want to do and the day/night turned out perfect! Our guests had a blast and the dance floor was never empty!

ur guests.Now imagine all of that with an ugly old school tall long black mic in the center of your stage.This is what Mike brings to table. Half @$$ work and the bare minimum.We are in 2024, why do we need to request a wireless mic?!All of our ceremony/ first kiss pics reflect Mike’s sloppy work. Mike speaks so well.He can sell you your dreams.Which is what he did to my husband and I, a mixed cultured couple with family from Ireland and Guyana.Mike knew he needed to play music from both cultures so that all of our guests could be included.He reassured us that he was capable of handling this request, even lying to us and saying he’d contract with another DJ to get the music.Mike did NOT follow through.Instead of playing music both families knew, he played Bollywood music for the first 10 minutes, leaving out half of our guests.He played all songs from the beginning to the end, with a sudden overlap in between.No mixes.No mashups.Which was what we specifically requested before we booked him.He played radio songs that you couldn’t dance to.And then replayed the same songs throughout the night!When I asked him to play a song, he gave me an attitude and said “I played every song on this list”,and pulled out our must play list (which was capped at 15).Mike, if you were doing a great job at playing music, you wouldn’t need the Bride and Groom requesting songs. When booking Mike,he wanted us to sign a contract that wasn’t reflecting what we spoke about.I gave pushback and Mike acted like he was the bride.So I didn’t sign and he called us and said we were reading the messages out of context but advised he’d do us a favor and reflect the changes.His manipulation made me give him the benefit of the doubt. DO NOT FALL FOR THIS.After we signed, we didn’t hear from Mike until WE contacted him to schedule an appointment,3 days before the wedding.We reviewed the program and told him everything that we wanted.Believe me when I say that this conversation does not matter. Everything that we told Mike during the conversation was ignored. My heart dropped before my entrance because the wrong songs were played during entrances. How?! You have one job! More importantly, we agreed that my husband’s father would be saying grace/blessings before dinner. Mike never announced it so everyone began to eat. Something that was so important to us and to my father in law was left out bc half@$$ Mike did not follow through!His excuse was that it wasn’t on the website.Then what was the purpose of the call where you heard our requests first hand? Like I said before, Mike was the bride bc he made all the final decisions and ignored our requests. I could go on about all the bad things Mike did but I’ll instead end it with this: Mike never introduced himself to us.He was hired for 8 hours and at the 6th hour, my husband and I decided to introduce ourselves. He was supposed to MC the wedding but rarely engaged with our guests. Out of 1-5 we told Mike that we wanted a MC level of 4 and we got a 0.Instead, Mike SLOPPILY sat and hid behind the DJ booth, where he made sure he wasn’t seen. I cannot believe Mike got this far as a DJ. I don’t know what changed from previous reviews but I read that he disputes negative reviews. Please take my advice and DO NOT HIRE MIKE! He ruined so much of our wedding!

rything was organized and ran smoothly the day off. We physically met for the first time the day of the wedding, but he made me feel calm and like I had known him forever. I would definitely recommend.