Nathan Towne

f the songs I choice. A few months later I didnt receive them so I asked for them with different songs. I finally received them. His communication was here and there but otherwise, I felt confident with him playing at our ceremony. Our agreement was for him to provide ceremony music and a mic for our judge for the ceremony. The ceremony was on the beach very close to traffic and waves. In other words, a mic and amps are required. Both of which he was to provide. I was very upset while walking down the aisle to not be able to hear my own music. I could see the guests straining to hear the music themselves while the rest of the wedding party walked down. I found out during the pictures that he had brought the equipment but didnt realize he needed a power source. Our wedding had always been on the beach far far from buildings. After the wedding I tried contacting him with no luck. His duties during the wedding were to play intro music, play our wedding songs, and then play during the cocktail hour- all with the amp and providing the amp and mic for our judge. I finally emailed him my concern requeseting a partial refund. He did show up and as far as I knew, he played during the cocktail hour, although standing one story up, I couldn't hear it either. He told me that he expected that I knew I needed to provide him a power source and that he shouldn't have had to talk to me about it. Being a bride, I expect the vendors to take responsibility of what they need. Every other vendor was very diligent with asking questions or attending walk throughs of the venues to make sure they were set. I would highly recommend anyone staying away from him. He showed 0 compassion for this mistake and blamed me for it. I can not repeat my ceremony and am still upset that the songs for the entrance very dear to me was not able to be heard by me or anyone else.