Miss Peach, New Jersey/Atlanta
Age and Occupation in 07: 25, Mechanical Engineer
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 24, Student
Engagement Date: January 27, 2006
Wedding Date: March, 2007
Venue: Korean Presbyterian Church of Atlanta + Flint Hill
About Me: Mr. Peach and I started dating our senior year of high school when we both lived in Georgia. Since then, we spent 6 years in a long distance relationship. And now by the grace of God, we've made it through; we are living in the same state again (NJ) and we are gettin' married! I was originally going to ask if I could be Miss Mango bc I loveee mangos sooo much, but in the end decided to be true to my GA peach roots! woot!
Light Show Dilemma - To Have Or Not To Have?
November 30th, 2006 @ 7:03 pm by Mrs. Peach
Alrighty folks… I need your opinions!
The DJ I’m considering offers a motorized light show for an additional $75 with his services. Have any of you been to a wedding where they had a lightshow along with the music? What did you think?
My initial thoughts: could look cool, maybe it will really liven up the dance floor? But on the other hand it could look tacky - maybe a little too prom-y or club-ish??
12 Responses to “Light Show Dilemma - To Have Or Not To Have?”
I don’t know…I voted to use the $75 for something else. A light show is bordering on cheesy for me…
But everyone’s different!
If you’re having a downtown loft or other urban venue, it could work. Especially if yours is a dancing crowd. Depends on the light show, too.
depends on the actual lightshow.. a good one can really set the mood.
I would want to see a demo before I decided on a light show b/c if not done right, it can look a little “promy” or like a club.
IMO, a $75 light show will end up looking tacky. However, a really good one would totally be worth that and more. I suggest asking to visit an event where he uses it.
maybe if you’re friends with a bunch a ravers? but other than that it might be annoying
I went to a wedding where there was one and a bunch of us got headaches.I would go against it.
my dj also offers a light show, synced with the music. we decided against it because the display itself looked tacky (a bunch of lights clustered on an ugly black stand).
the dj also offers a complimentary “light show” which consists of a bubble tower parked in front of the music equipment. we asked them not to bring that.
i think it would be fun only to use after dinner and the cake - it could give it more of a club feeling and be fun!!
I briefly debated this too… but it doesnt seem worth the $150 our DJ is charging… glad to hear alot of ppl agree with me! =)
Thanks for all your votes/ comments! I have decided to go without the light show. =)
