By www.AlphaPromoWorld.com - Florida & USA Wholesale Personalized Promotional Products Supplier, Melbourne Palm Bay Brevard County FL September 24, 2008
Thanks, for adding www.AlphaPromoWorld.com into your Family at Merchant Circle. Located in the Melbourne and Palm Bay, Florida area of Brevard County, we’re only a phone call away, Nationwide! If there is anything that we can do to help promote or produce wholesale promotional products for you or your clients, please let us know. We will most certainly do the same for CN Starz* Entertainment! Sincerely, Dave www.AlphaPromoWorld.com 321-751-0022 ...read more
By Space Coast Coffee News September 17, 2008
I have to say that after hiring a band and then experiencing a business like CN Starz, I would never hire a band again. Having the sound your looking for and all the glamor, glitz and fun that the MC supplies,...well there's just no comparison. Make your event one to remember and book CN Starz! ...read more
By Five Star Cleaning and Boat Detailing, LLC September 15, 2008
Five Star Cleaning and Boat Detailing, LLC would like to thank you for connecting with us. If you would like us to refer you to our clients mail us your business cards to distribute. We believe in networking with local businesses and contractors who provide quality services and products. ...read more
As a Scottish and Irish bagpiper, I specialize in quality event entertainment for parties and special occasions. My music adds a touch of charm and spirit unlike anything else you've ever experienced and is great for any event. Whether you're getting ready to tie the knot or celebrating the life of a late loved one, my extensive repertoire of song selections can help set the mood you desire. To learn more about how you can have beautiful and unique live music for your event, please contact me at Professional Bagpiper today! ...read more
By Professional Bagpiper July 09, 2019
Many brides and grooms-to-be ask about the services we DJ's provide and ask why our fees are always so high. It isn't just a matter of time for disc jockeys: we have a huge investment to protect, and it is important that we provide entertainment that will be enjoyed by as many people as possible in very specific venues. Obviously, if we are doing a 50th wedding anniversary for Grandpa Jimmy and Grandma Louise, the music is not going to lean toward a whole lot of hip-hop or metal. But, a college grad party may only have headbangers, so we want to make sure the music works for the event. I am constantly amazed at the number of people who ask me to play specific music, and then are offended or upset when I tell them, "sorry, that has been banned by the contractor". There is someone else paying for my services, and I want to accommodate them, but yes, I still want the guests to be happy. There can be a fine line to walk for most DJ's. When that crops up (and I'm sure most DJ's and KJ's will relate to this) I have to refer the individual to the person paying the check at the end of the day to "ask their permission". There are some cases where the newlyweds have a more eclectic taste and it doesn't jibe with the guests trying to have a good time. My weddings are geared toward information and education long before your event, and most disc jockeys should spend time with you to find out just what your musical interests are and tell you how that will work for most folks attending your event. We know from experience (another reason for those "high dollar" fees we charge) that if we only play Nicholas Gunn or Enya during your reception, the people that really want to move to "Get Down Tonight" or "Play That Funky Music" are going to be walking out of your party. You don't want that, do you? Hiring a DJ means you are paying for a professional. You want the best, and you have the right to really enjoy your day. The best disc jockey is going to work with you before your special day to make sure the event matches your personality, keeps your guests interested, active and having fun during your special event, and meets or exceeds what you expect from them. So, what should you look for in a DJ? Along with keeping in touch and working with you before your special event, the DJ you look for should have some credentials behind them. They should be members of ADJA (American Disc Jockey Association) or NAME (National Association of Mobile Entertainers) or other professional organizations that you can verify. They should have insurance. They should have a personality -- not just a pulse. Anyone can stand there with a microphone and stick a CD into a boom box or shelf unit, and if that's all you really can afford, there is nothing wrong with that. If you want a professional, though, expect to pay more, and expect them to be more. And, have a wonderful day! When the day ends, you should have a smile on your face and be content that your reception was as much fun as you had hoped it would be. The best disc jockey knows that your wedding day is all about you. (Originally published in WedPlan-2005 by Connie Spicer) ...read more
By CN Starz* Entertainment April 21, 2010
We've just published a new edition of our newsletter! You can check it out on our website and get the latest information from CN Starz* Entertainment. Let us know what you think! Read It Now Here ...read more
By CN Starz* Entertainment March 13, 2009
Circus performers have been delighting American audiences since the late 1700s, though the historical roots of many circus-type performances date back even further. Traditional performances seen in America’s circuses have almost always included clown acts, acrobatic feats, exotic animals, and hu... ...read more
Cruise ship vacations bring to mind images of relaxing on a deck lounge chair in the sun, or enjoying fine dining at sumptuous buffets. Cruises also offer tremendous entertainment of many types. From theater productions to specialty acts, a cruise vacation brings together an amazing array ... ...read more