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Spontaneous Grooves: DJ ESG's Tale of Trusting Your DJ for Wedding Dance Floor Magic

DJ ESG Season 10 Episode 16

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Ever wondered how to keep a dance floor packed all night without a single song request from the bride and groom? In the latest episode of Wedding Advice with DJ ESG, I share the exhilarating experience of crafting a spontaneous wedding playlist that had everyone from Grandma Ethel to Cousin Joe busting moves nonstop. Trusting your DJ with full creative reign might just be the secret ingredient to an unforgettable wedding bash. Let me take you through that night, where the dance floor was alive, the music was on point, and the energy was electric from start to finish.

But wait, there's more to amping up your wedding vibe! Inspired by my colleague Nick Spinelli, I'm diving into the magic of glow wands. Imagine guests who might otherwise be lingering outside finding their groove in a sea of twinkling lights. These simple, yet transformative tools not only light up the dance floor but also help everyone feel more at ease, keeping them engaged and away from those pesky glass-breaking moments. Check out my Instagram for the visual proof of how glow wands can turn up the party atmosphere! From unforgettable DJ moments to handy dance floor hacks, this episode has tips that could take your wedding to the next level.

Peace, Love & God Above! :-)

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What's up guys? Dj ESG on Wedding Advice, season 10. And today I got my trusted belt with me. For the rest of the season I'm going to be wearing this belt the EST of ECEG or the EST of the wedding industry. Why? Because anything that ends with the word EST best, greatest, respected that doesn't end in EST, but you get it. Bianca Belair, I love you. I am a huge fan girl. Wwe. Keep bringing that championship. Jay Cargo, there you go. If you don't know what I'm talking about, kayfabe, anyway, check this out.

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This past weekend I had a bride and groom that just said Eric, do what you do. No song list, no, nothing, you do what you do. And I'll tell you this, it worked. From the moment dinner was over till the last song was played Checker flag shake and was over, and it was incredible not a single person off that dance floor. Well, I mean, there was people on off dance floor, but the dance floor was honestly got packed the entire time. They let me just do what I do and I did what I did. People did ask for songs. I got them in there, but they weren't shit songs. They were songs that worked and made sense. And I'll tell you this man, it was a party from the cover to the cover, and and I mean open the book, close the book Every page inside was something happening. Not only that, but I want to piggyback off something that one of my other colleagues up in Southern East Central North Jersey party is, nick Spinelli, said something in the lines of glow wands.

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I talk about this all the time. Yes, people do not understand sometimes how to dance with their hands. They're either smoking a cigarette, playing with their remote control, but if you give them something to hold they're called glow wands and you give it to them as soon as dinner's over, they have something to put in their hands. They're not uncomfortable, they can shake them around, almost like this microphone. You know they're shaking, they I got stuff in this hand poker chips and you're moving around like left and right and you're able to you know, do something with your hands instead of just going like that with my hands.

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So it's a great tool. It makes a dance roll look great, it lights everything up, it brings some positive energy and it gives people something to do. So great tips, two great tips, two incredible tips. A if the DJ is a good DJ and you're paying for it, man. Let that person do what that person does and you will get I mean, I got videos to show you guys. These videos are amazing, soup to nuts, cover to cover. Check my Instagram page out and Glow Ons incredible, incredible, great tools Gives people something to do with their hands, so not outside smoking or drinking or breaking cups on a dance floor. We broke about 10 glasses the other night. That did happen.