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You'll remember my booth at the Visalia Convention Center as the one with the two big video screens and the on-line wedding planner.
   Each show I'm reminded you're working hard planning your wedding. It's hard to know what to do about every aspect of your wedding so to help I send this email generally about once a month to give you some ideas, discounts, and news that you can use.
   I hope you find it helpful. Please feel free to forward it to anyone who can benefit! John

New Name
I'm sporting a new business name! It's simply John Harman's DJ Service. It's easy to remember!

FREE On-Line Planner
Now you don't have to haul a planning book everywhere you go. Keep your information online, available where you have access to a computer. Try my 30-day Free Trial: at the link, enter your info and click on the radio button to start your trial.
   Set up your page and build a playlist or start putting in the names of the songs you want for your special dances. You'll quickly see how easy this makes your wedding planning!

Here's what customers say:

The planning page is working great! M. Howard

The planning page looks very helpful. J. White

[How's the planning page working for you?] I think good! M. B.

The planning page has helped. Sarah A.

[The planning page] has been very helpful. S.Trigeiro

New for 2010
Just in for this year are some brand new montage-overlay video clips. These clips are designed to add a new dimension to your video montage.
   Water splashes, flames, rain and various other effects add a unique and professional flare.
   Check out the promo for my video montage service. One thing that customers really enjoy about my montage service is that I'm not strict about the number of photos and I personalize it much more than most montages. Contact me for more info or call at 559.684.1102.




 T Carter Music

At the recent Wedding Style bridal show an independant artist specializing in wedding music was featured in a promotional CD given to VIP guests. T Carter Music has a great selection of music customized for weddings. You can save over 50% on his music right now.

Inspired by personal experience

Tony Carter was inspired by his own wedding planning experiences. Unable to find music to fit his particular needs that expressed his personal sentiments, he decided to create his own. That was the genesis of T Carter Music. I caught up to Tony recently and he spoke of how he wanted the music to sound professionally produced so when he decided to record it commercially he contracted top musicians in the field to play back up instruments for the arrangements. The results are impressive.

Try it Yourself

Visit zzydj.com and click on the "As Featured" link to connect with T Carter and check out some of his music. You might find exactly what you're looking for!

Invitations
Here's some info that might help you when deciding how and when to send your invitations:
  • Now popular are "save the date" cards that let everyone know you have a wedding on the way.
  • For a formal wedding: 4 - 6 weeks before. Informal: up to 10 days before.
  • Only the bride's parents names appear on the invitation unless the groom's parents are sharing equally in the costs of the wedding.
  • In cases where there are multiple parents involved only the parents who are defraying the costs should have their names printed on the invitation.
  • Invitations should be divided evenly between the bride and groom; if one side will not use as many as the other, the mothers can confer and make adjustments.
  • You should send invitations to the groom's parents and to members of the bridal party.
  • When you write "John Smith and Family" on an envelope it means every person living under that roof is invited.
  • If you don't want kids at the wedding, send the invite only to the parents. DO NOT write any thing about "no children." Rather, spread your desire by word of mouth and ask others to help you do the same.
  • It is acceptable to post a single invitation on a bulletin board at work to invite co-workers but remember, everyone at the office and their husband and wives are invited. Individual invites are better.
  • For those living far away you have two options: an invitation or an announcement. An invitation is for someone who is a very close relative or friend and who might feel slighted if they didn't get an invitation. An announcement can be sent to distance relatives as they will have no obligation to send a gift, an obligation intimated by an invitation.
  • Annoucements are sent AFTER the wedding, letting people know about your happy event.
  • It is appropriate to include response cards with the invitation to determine how large your group will be.