Since both the Bride’s and the Groom’s families are from a long line of dairy farmers, I guess it was only natural to have a specially chosen flower girl and ring bearer! Pictured here is Debbie with the Bride & Groom and other wedding party members. This was a total surprise, good thing they liked the music!

Brittney & John are amazing. I believe their hearts are as big
as the dance floor in this huge hall (see below).
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This is one giant ball room! The manager told me DJs take one step inside and start crying.

I loved setting up our sound system in here.
Is that the Canadian Stomp?
Once again we were set up well in advance!We also had a second system is out in the court yard setup for the ceremony music. What an amazing day!

DJs are always looking for the wow factor. For this reception we didn’t have to look very far! The Groom jumping in for the live introductions with a guitar was OFF THE HOOK! Awesome! Impressions is conducive for a great party. Our daughter’s reception was there in ‘09.  Everything was perfect. The atmosphere is bar none; I mean that.

Plan a long weekend and spend a few days at this luxurious resort!  This is a beautiful setting for a wedding. We were very happy and honored to provide DJ & MC services for David and Sherry’s wedding. A great day.

I read children stories at the Spring Carnival at the YWCA in Gettysburg! This was fun and rewarding as the kids (and parents) enjoyed my story telling. We’ll be heading back there over the summer for a pool side party.

Sometimes you’d just rather drink beer with your buddies.

Behind the camera is the dance floor, where plenty of dancing was going on while most of the men stand watch over the beer. Sometimes it’s just fun to forget about life for awhile, and that’s just what we did. Music is good for that.

We are very excited about meeting lots of people at this year’s Bridal Faire. Approximately 135 brides registered and visited with friends and family in tow! Below is a picture of our table top; once again we were t he early birds set up long before other exhibitors arrived -that’s just how we roll (we’ll be early to your event too).

Gettysburg Bridal Show

We have “stress balls” and music CDs left so if you missed the chance to talk with us, or were not able to attend the show, please drop us a line and we’d be happy to send you a set along with our literature and current prices.

If you were at the show please leave a comment and let us know what you thought!

2010 Bridal Faire

Barbershop Quartet Delivers Valentines

By Adam Bednar, Times Staff Writer February 14, 2010

Dave Munch/Staff Photo - Quartet sings “I Love You Truly” for Sue Ingalsbe in her home Saturday.

The Elderly Brothers Quartet, dressed in tuxedos and red ties, walked down the street to the home of Dave and Liz Colfelt, while trying to keep their balance on patches of ice on Spring Drive outside of Westminster.

The group was greeted by Dave Colfelt and, once inside, they gave Liz Colfelt a rose, a small heart-shaped box of chocolates and proceeded to sing “I Love You Truly.”

“I think they’re great,” she said following the performance.

This was the first of three stops for the quartet Saturday, which for $35, performs throughout the county as a personal Valentine’s Day gift.

The proceeds from the singing Valentines go to support the Carroll County chapter of the Old Line Statesmen Barbershop Chorus, to which the members of the quartet belong.

In fact, quartet members said they don’t perform for the money.

Some said they like to perform because of the reactions of the people when they sing to them.

Jim Ensor, who was originally recruited to the Old Line Statesmen Barbershop Chorus because of his handlebar mustache, said that the first time he sang for someone as a Valentine’s Day gift, a daughter had arranged for a group to sing for her mother. He said when they started singing the mother started crying, which in turn made him cry.

“I had tears running down my cheeks,” he said.

Others said that they just love to sing.

Dave Highfield, who performed with a barbershop quartet called the Dimwits when he was in college, said that he was always singing in some sort of community chorus or church choir.

“I always have to get singing out of my system, so to speak,” he said.

Doug Bayliss, who has only been a member of the local chapter of the Old Line Statesmen Chorus since December, said that he has been singing in barbershop quartets since high school, and that he loves the four-part harmony that quartets sing.

Barry Linthicum, who has performed with different barbershop choruses throughout the state, said he continues to perform, just because it’s fun.

Following their performance at the Colfelt house, the group walked back down Spring Drive and stopped at the house of Sue and Stan Ingalsbe and repeated the performance.

“This is a unique Valentine’s Day [gift], that’s for certain,” Sue Ingalsbe said.

Reach staff writer Adam Bednar at 410-751-5908 or adam.bednar@carrollcountytimes.com.

Another really great night but why does it ALWAYS snow the day of this event?  No matter; inspite of the weather we provided music again for this annual dance. Our 5th year!!

Dancing fun.

Always cool fish in the fish tank.

These kids danced for 4 hours!!

Another fun party for a fun repeat customer! We debuted our new DJ table that lights up to flood  the dance floor and surrounding area with swirling coloerd  lights that dance to the music.

"Everybody Dance Now!"

Conga line snakes around the room!

Our new DJ table with built in lights! Included for any event desiring fun lights!