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More than just a DJ! Affordable Mc's to help coordinate your special day. We are experienced wedding professionals trained to make the right announcements at the right times and play the right music all at the right price!

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Facility of the Week

The full-service clubhouse offers an elegant setting for weddings and banquets, and our friendly staff awaits to make your experience one to remember. Open to the public.

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Dear Marcia

 


Every week, renowned Bay Area wedding consultant and instructor, Marcia Coleman Joyner, answers your questions in her column, Dear Marcia. Submit a question or view recent columns.

Question : Dear Marcia, I'm having a small wedding and can only invite very close family and friends, can you give me some advice on how I can include co-workers/acquaintances without having to invite them to your actual wedding and not offend them? Sincerely, Brandy Griffin

Answer : DEAR BRANDY.
 
CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR UP-COMING WEDDING!  Your co-workers/acquaintances will understand when you inform
them that you are planning an "intimate" celebration.  FYI: You are not obligated to invite co-workers
with whom you have no social connection, but rather a M-F, 9-5 relationship.
 
If the budget will allow, you might consider hosting a barbecue at your home or a park after the wedding
to celebrate with those who are not invited to the wedding.
 
I wish you all the best!
 
With warm regards,
 
Marcia

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