Start of the Wedding Season - Seth & Tracy at Alhambra Hall

In the days leading up to Seth & Tracy’s wedding, we had absolutely terrible weather in Charleston. It was difficult to get into the mood of doing a wedding. Rainy and cold, temperatures in the 30s & 40s? I was looking at the weather all week long and was anxiously awaiting Seth & Tracy’s special day. Not only to provide their music for their special day, but I knew the weather was FINALLY going to get sunny.

I had met Seth & Tracy back in July 2013 as they were looking for a DJ and were in the beginning stages of picking vendors and so forth. Seth had taken notice at my reviews.Seth also is Active Duty Navy and Mike Bills Entertainment ALWAYS offers 10% off Active Duty Military.

Seth told me he was a huge fan of Bruce Springsteen. I could tell this by the selections he made with his music, but when I had arrived at the venue and saw that he had a “Bruce Springsteen” cake made, I knew that the Boss could be his idol.

BRIDAL PARTY INTRODUCTION SONG: “Tenth Avenue Freeze out”

FIRST DANCE: “Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me” – Mel Carter

BRIDE / FATHER DANCE: “When You Need Me” – Bruce Springsteen

GROOM / MOTHER DANCE: “The Wonder Of You” – Elvis Presley

BOUQUET TOSS: “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” – Cyndi Lauper

GARTER TOSS: “Trashy Women” – Confederate Railroad

LAST SLOW DANCE: “I Love The Way You Love Me” – John Michael Montgomery

FINAL SONG: “Born To Run” – Bruce Springsteen 

Coordination of the event was provided by JVM Events and photography provided by the amazing and very talented Nicholas Gore.

Well, ladies and gentleman, that begins it. Another busy wedding season for Mike Bills Entertainment. 2014 is on track to be a banner year. Mike Bills Entertainment LLC is proud to be a part of the Charleston Wedding Magazine for all of 2014. The first issue was released around the Valentine’s Day weekend. It’s a beautiful magazine with gorgeous photos that allow all brides to begin to dream and plan their special day. Pick one up at your favorite Harris Teeter or Barnes & Noble or Earth Fare, just to name a few of the places.