If you’re looking for a Streamwood Wedding DJ then Ameritune is your best choice. We have been playing at Chicago area weddings, especially Streamwood weddings, since 1983. We are proudly recommended by The Seville and many other halls in the area. We have won the “Best of Weddings” award from The Knot for the last three years. On 9/11/09, I played at The Seville for Brianna and Brian Christiensen’s wedding. Another great Seville party, always with wonderful food and service. I swear, I’ve eaten there over 1000 times and never had a bad meal. Things went pretty smoothly for the ceremony, here is a picture of Brianna and Brian lighting their unity candle.
Candle Ceremony
I played the song “One” by the O’Neill Brothers. The O’Neill Brothers do a lot of piano only covers that are very suitable for ceremonies. If you are looking for ceremy music, I recommend checking them out. When going over details with Reverend Phil, he asked if I got his script. Well, Brianna tried to send it to me, but I never got it. It was apparently fifteen pages long. I think I’m glad I didn’t get it! Phil was a little miffed, but I explained to him that all I needed were his verbal cues. Since he was working with a script, it was easy for him to do, and the ceremony went off without a hitch (pun intended). I needed to add lib a song for the gift of flowers to the moms, as Brianna and Brian didn’t pick anything, so I chose Clair de Lune. It’s great for ceremonies because it sounds familiar to most people, is instumental, and can be faded out without sounding chopped.
The room was nicely decorated and the color theme was Red. They had fun with my centerpiece giveaway game, where everyone at the table passes a napkin, and ends in The Chicken Dance.
Pretty red theme
Brianna and Brian Christiensen
Brian and Brianna had a good time at their wedding. They and their friends are younger, so they had good stamina for dancing, and danced all night long. House policy at the Seville is no glasses on the dance floor (for safety reasons). I was not enjoying being the dancefloor policeman at this party, cause everyone wanted to dance with their drinks in hand. They were good sports, though, and there were no broken glasses or spills to kill the action on the dance floor.
Full dancefloor