May 11, 2012
Hello everyone
DJ Gregg with this weeks installment of the wedding blog. Our location for this
adventure is the Mansion at Tuckahoe. This beautiful facility is located in
Stuart. It is an old mansion that was converted to an event facility. And what
an event it was!
As the guests arrived for the ceremony, I played some special songs that the
bride groom requested. Bryan Adams, George Strait and even 98 degrees. We then
started the ceremony. Jennifer looked great! After the vows, the wedding party
stayed outside to take pictures. It was a Beautiful day. Great pics!
I invited everyone on to the patio for cocktails. We then proceeded to introduce
the bridal party. After I introduced the newlyweds, I played the first dance,
Livin our love song, by Jason Michael Carroll. Once the parent dances finished,
I invited the maid of honor and best man to say a few words. Then they ate
dinner. After dinner, we really rocked the house. It was a young crowd and I
played a lot of new music as well as some booty and Hip
Hop thrown in for good measure. A great evening and a great couple!
Congrats!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
April 29, 2012
WOW! What a great party!
DJ Gregg is back with another installment for the blog. Our story
starts at the Royal Fiesta in Deerfield Beach. An excellent venue if
you are looking for an elegant touch.
As the guests arrived for cocktail hour, I played an eclectic mix of
music from many styles and genres. All funky. When it came time to do
the grand entrance, I played the Party Rock Anthem for the bridal
party. They all danced in. Then I introduced the Bride and Groom. As
they entered the dance floor, I was instructed to play Soulja Boy for
about a minute. It was fun. Then I went into their real first dance.
"Hard to concentrate" by the Chili Peppers. I then proceeded to play
the parents dance. "Because you loved me" by Celene Dion was chosen.
Then I asked the guests to be seated. The maid of honor and Best man
said the toasts and then a blessing by the brides brother. Since the
bride is native from Colombia, it was said in English and Spanish.
The first course went off without a hitch. I played some Salsa and some
slow songs in between courses. When dinner ended I invited the guests
up for a slow song and BAM! into the celebration HORA. Derek is Jewish
and a the place went crazy! Lifting the bride and groom up in the
chairs at the same time! The really had a great time! After the hora, I
danced the crowd. A young crowd, so I kept it pretty modern. Lots of
dance, hip-hop and latin music was played all night. I also did the
garter and bouquet toss and of course the cake cutting. The wedding
cake was very unique. Derek is a firefighter, so the wedding cake had a
firemen's flair. On top of the cake was just the bride. Next to the
wedding cake was a smaller cake shaped like a fire truck. A ladder was
going up to the top of the real cake with the "fireman" climbing up to
rescue the "Damsel in Distress". Very cute and romantic. Lots of
pictures were taken of the cake. I love originality.
It was a great time and I wish the bride and groom the best!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
April 23, 2012
DJ Gregg here with another installment for the blog.
Our adventure starts at the Bahia Mar on Ft. Lauderdale beach. A
wonderful space to have a wedding. the ceremony was a room overlooking
the ocean. It was an overcast day, but the room was bright with Love
and Marriage!
As the guests were arriving, I played traditional prelude music. Then
the groomsmen, the groom, and the Priest came in. Shorty after that,
the girls came in. I was instructed to play "Jesus, Joy of Man's
Desires" by J.S. Bach. Then Amanda came in to "Canon in D" by Pachabel.
She looked beautiful. The ceremony was very touching and funny! The
priest had a good sense of humor.
After the ceremony, all of the guests went to the cocktail hour. Tropical music was on tap for that.
Now the main room opens. I had some upbeat, funky music on to welcome
all of the guests. I then went to the lobby to line up the bridal party
for the grand entrance. I introduce them and then introduce the Bride
and Groom to "Eye of the Tiger" per their request. They came in with
fists pumping like they were ready to get in the ring for a prizefight.
It was very upbeat and fun. I then played the first dance 'Only you can
love me this way" by Keith Urban. After that I played another slow song
for the bridal party and the rest of the guests. We then were ready to
do the toasts. The best man, and maid of honor had wonderful things to
say, but the Groom was very gracious and welcomed everyone from far
away. Lots of guests were from out of town.
Dinner is served. I proceded to play all different type of music in
between courses, allowing the guests to dance. I also did an
anniversary dance. In this dance, I invite only the married couples to
dance. I then proceed to eliminate them based on the number of years
married. The last couple standing recieved a bottle of champagne. By
the way, they have been married for 52 years! Imagine that!
After dinner, I invited Amanda and her father to dance "I loved her
first" was their selection. I then was instructed to play "Moves like
Jagger" as the next song. WOW! All of Amanda's friends got up and
proceeded to do a choreographed FLASH MOB routine to the song. Very
cool and the place went crazy. After that I played lots of modern music
and a few oldies thrown in for good measure. All in all it was a great
party and a lot of fun!
Thanks for reading
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
April 15, 2012
Hello fellow blog readers! DJ Gregg here with this weeks installment of the blog.
This issue brings us to the wedding of RJ and Vina. A super couple with a great family tradition. The venue was Diamante's. A whopping 318 guests were on hand! By far the largest event that I have ever done at Diamante's. The room looked great. And the wedding cake....WOW is all I could say!
OK enough location info..On to the show! As the guests arrived for cocktail hour, I played typical Rat Pack and Standards, per the client request. It was a perfect mood. A lot of mingling going on, an a little bit of drinking too! There were 3 bars set up. You get the picture. After this, we went into the main ballroom. I had some funky house music playing. Nothing too crazy, just a good beat to let the guests know that they are in for a show. And a show it was! The grand entrance was off the chain! I introduced the bridal party to "Party Rock Anthem". The instrumental version allowed me to talk over it. There were 15 couples. Yes, 15 couples. Once I introduced RJ and Vina, the place went crazy! The camera flashes were popping like the paparazzi! Ok, now here comes the cool part. RJ gives me the signal, and they break out into a flash mob routine! I played an edit of "Every Day I'm Shufflin" about an 18 second riff. MAN! the place went nuts! This is all before the first dance! Imagine that!
After the place calmed down a bit. I played the first dance. "The way you look at me" by Christian Bautista. A very soft and romantic tune. I played another slow song for the rest of the guests and then sat everyone down. Now RJ and Vina, being of Filipino decent, had some traditional matters to get in order. A list of "Wedding Sponsors" were read off. As well as Secondary sponsors, the coin bearer, the bible bearer and the welcoming of the Archbishop who read a very touching blessing. A nice touch to set off dinner. Of course, the maid of honor and best man said the toasts too.
OK, dinner passes and now we go to the really big show! RJ's brother and about 10 of his closest friends come out in full Hip Hop costumes and proceed to do a take off on "American Idol", but with dancing instead. It was very funny and they could really dance! This was a fully choreographed production lasting about 25 minutes. VERY COOL. Once that ended, I opened the dance floor again with some modern music and some oldies thrown in for mom! The dance floor was packed all of the time. I then slowed it down for the parent dances and the money dance. By tradition, the money dance is conducted by pinning the money on the clothes of the bride and groom. They were making sashes and hats out of money. A great photo op and a great way to make some honeymoon money (LOL). After this we rocked the house the rest of the night. This was a 6 hour extravaganza and they could have kept going
I wish RJ and Vina a wonderful life together...hey deserve it!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
March 25, 2012
Hi Guys!
DJ Gregg again with another installment for the blog. This episode
brings us to the Sundream Yacht. Dustin is celebrating his 30th
birthday with all of his friends and he doesn't even know it yet!
After months and months of planning, it is finally here. He thinks he
is getting on the water taxi to take a trip down the intracoastal for
dinner, but it wasn't the water taxi he was getting on.....it was the
WATER LIMO!
The Sundream is a beautiful yacht charter and it is always a pleasure
to work on board. Jim, Rose, and the rest of the staff could not have
been more gracious. Now, back to the party...
As Dustin stepped out of the hotel and headed towards the dock, he heard all of his friends yell SURPRISE!!!!
He had no idea about it. Too cool. I was instructed to play Def Lepperd
"Pour some Sugar on Me" as he boarded. I didnt ask what the
signaficance of the song was, but sometimes those things are better to
be left to the imagination.
This was a PARTY CROWD! Since he was born in 1982, I was asked to keep
the first 45 minutes or so in that year. So I played some classics. Eye
of the Tiger, I love Rock and Roll, 8675309 (Jenny), Tainted Love, etc.
All from 1982. (That was a great year for music)
As the night progresses (and the alcohol flowed) the party heated up. I
played house music like you would hear in clubs, as well as all of the
typical dance songs of today. The dance floor was packed! Everybody was
getting a little too close, if you catch my drift. It was really fun to
watch! All of his friends are really close, so it was all in fun.
At this point, they went downstairs for dinner. If you have never been
on the Sundream, it is a cool layout. There are 3 decks for partying.
The Dining room is seperate from the lounge areas. Once dinner was
over, I danced them a little and then we sang "Happy Birthday".
Now, Dustin is from Tennessee, and I was asked to play "Rocky Top" by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
A real Tennessee song. OMG!! The floor went crazy! They were stomping
their feet and really raising the room! That set the rest of the night
off! I stayed in the club scene, playing Rihanna, Flo Rida, Britney
Spears, Lady Gaga, and even Justin Bieber (This was Dusin's partners
favorite song).
I have to say, that it was a great party and a lot of fun to watch these party goers GO OFF!
Till next time,
DJ Gregg
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
March 25, 2012
Hello everyone,
DJ Gregg again with another installment of the Wedding Blog!
This issue brings us into the event of Daniel and Eleftheria. Our Groom
is a DJ himself, having worked in countless clubs and guest DJ Gigs
around the globe. Our Bride is a very successful lawyer. The reception
was held at the Historic New River Inn on the River in Ft. Lauderdale.
If you have never been there, make sure that you go. It is a beautiful
venue. An old hotel that closed in the 1950's and turned into a museum.
This wedding was extremely unique. The bride is of Greek decent and the
majority of guests were the same. Not being Greek myself, I saw this as
some what of a dilemma. Enter Daniel the Groom/DJ! He said not to worry
and gave me hours of Greek Music to use! (BTW...I was able too keep the
songs so I now consider myself a Greek DJ) (LOL)
What a great event this was. As the guests arrived, I played some Indie
rock per the Brides requests. The Smoking Popes, Weezer, Jimmy Eats
World, Etc. I realize that this is not typical Wedding Cocktail Music,
but the Bride and Groom are King and Queen as far as I 'm concerned and
I try to do my best to accomodate them. After the Cocktail hour (which
was actually 2 hours), we opened the reception area. This venue is
outdoors and it was a great night. Not too breezy and excellent
temperature. Perfect for dancing under the stars.
After the guests settled in, I introduced the Bride and Groom only, per
their request. I then proceeded to play their first dance "Green Eyes"
by ColdPlay. After that, I invited the rest of the guests up to Al
Green's "Lets Stay together". Now that everyone was on the floor, I
started the party with Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" Dance Remix, again
per the Bride and Grooms request. I danced them for a bit, then let the
Groom and Best Man welcome everyone and do the Champagne toast, (Well
not really Champagne, More like Ouzo Shots). Lets just say that no one
was feeling any pain for the rest of the night. I then proceeded to
play some traditional Greek And Cretan Music. The crowd went crazy!
Everybody was on the floor and it was really great to watch! Lots of
fun! Around this time we sat everybody down and had dinner. I then
started the dancing again with a couple of slow songs, then into some
Soulful House Music, per the Groom's request. Again the dance floor was
packed. I then noticed that the Greek Trio ...yes, Greek Trio arrived.
After they were set up, I proceded to introduce them and let the music
band play for about 45 minutes. Again, very fun to watch. Once that was
over, I invited the bride to dance with her father. "Fix You" by
Coldplay was the requested song. Then I asked the Groom to dance with
his mom. "Lullaby" by Billy Joel was on tap. I then invited the rest of
the guests up and switched it over to some 80's music. "Don't Stop
Believing" "Vacation" "Tainted Love" etc. you get the picture. All
requests from the Bride and Groom.
I also did the bouquet toss and the cake cutting. Nothing out of the ordinary there.
By and large, it was a very unique event, with a lot of fun things happening. A memorable one indeed!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
March 25, 2012
Aloha everyone!
DJ Gregg here with another installment in the blog.
This episode brings us to the warm tropical settings of the islands.
That was the theme for Pam and Jim's wedding celebration. The Deer
Creek country Club provided the backdrop this time, complete with its
signature waterfall and warm staff. The ceremony was held outside by
the waterfall.
As the guests arrived, I was instructed to play steel drum music, to
get the guests into the mood. It was a very casual occasion. Not a
tuxedo or tie in sight! Only Tommy Bahama shirts and sun dresses here.
I was even instructed to wear casual clothes. (a nice change from the
formal wear). Jim stepped out with the officiant and then the bridal
party made their entrance. The song requested was a steel drum version
of "Can't help falling in love". Then Pam stepped on the patio. She
looked beautiful! I played a steel drum version of "Brown Eyed Girl"
per her request. It was a beautiful ceremony.
Jim's children welcomed their dad's new bride by assisting in a sand
ceremony. If you have never seen this, it is really cool. The family
each have a vial of different colored sand. They then proceed to blend
their vials in another vase all at once. this signifies the blending of
two families to become one. I loved it!
Once the ceremony ended, I played some tropical music as requested to keep the tropical theme going.
Now we entered the main room for the reception. All of the tables were
named after Hawaiian sayings or customs. (Surf's up, Hang loose, etc).
I figured it would be appropriate to play some fun Hawaiian music as
the guests came in. I then invited the bridal party in along with the
bride and groom to "Smile" by Uncle Kracker (per their request).
Now on to the first dance. "Me and You" by Kenny Chesney was on tap.
The next song was for The Bride and Groom to dance with their children.
"My Wish" by Rascall Flats was chosen. I then invited all of the
parents and their children to come up and dance. It was very touching.
The toasts were read by Tracy and John, the Maid of Honor and Best man.
John had a twist on the speech. He pulled out the boxes that the
wedding rings came in and explained that the rings will be on their
fingers forever and there is no need for the boxes anymore. Just at
that time "SMASH" he crushed the boxes under his feet and the crowd
erupted in applause.
I kept the music lively all evening long. Even during dinner again per
the bride's request. Lots of fun music spanning all of the decades.
They fed the cake to each other, (or should I say, wore the cake on each other) It was really MESSY! Lots of laughs here!
I then asked all of the kids under 12 (there were lots of them) to come up and pull on the pinata. WOW!! CANDY!!!
It was super yummy.
All in all, it was a very nice wedding. Everyone had a great time and
all went smoothly. Again, a nice casual change from the ordinary.
Congrats to Pam and Jim!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
March 25, 2012
Good Day Wedding Bloggers!
DJ Gregg here with another installment of the wedding update!
This episode brings us to the nuptials of Jennifer and Shannon. The
Embassy Suites in Deerfield Beach played the backdrop role this time.
Situated on the beach, it is a really nice venue to have a wedding and
a party.
The ceremony was decked out beautifully with rose petals on the floor
and candles lining all of the rows. As the guests arrived, I played
traditional prelude music. However when the Bridal Party entered, I
changed it up a bit per their request. A very elegant version of "The
way you look tonight" by Joey McIntyre brought the Bridal Party in.
Then, as all of the guests stood up, I played "I Cross My Heart" by
George Strait to allow the Bride to walk down to meet her Groom. The
ceremony was not too long, but it was full of emotion and good cheer.
After the vows and the first kiss, the Pastor introduced the new bride
and groom. That was my cue to hit the recessional song "I Feel Good" by
James Brown. Man, the crow erupted in applause and screams. A great way
to signify the start of the PARTY!
Now we go to the cocktail hour. The bride requested that we keep it
tropical. So Reggae, Island and Steel Drum music was on tap. The bridal
party went off to the beach to take pictures and to chill a bit.
As we opened the main room, I kept it upbeat with some funky music. We
then lined up the bridal party for introductions. A lot of fun here!
They were really getting into it. Dancing down and making it fun.
That's really what it's all about. As I introduced the B and G, the
place went crazy! Everybody stood up and cheered. I played "Love Song"
by 311. A great version of the old 80's song. I then invited the bridal
party to dance to "Then" by Brad Paisley. As they were dancing, I
invited all of the guests to the dance floor to get involved early on.
I feel that the sooner the guests can get involved, the better a party
it will be. Everybody got up. Not one seat was being used (well
almost). I then asked everyone to sit down and invited the Pastor's
wife to do the blessing before dinner. She did a great job. Dinner is
served.
After the salad, I invited the maid of honor and best man (the Groom's
Dad) to do the champagne toasts. Dad really had some touching words and
there was not a dry eye in the crowd.
Once dinner was finished, I invited the Bride to dance with her Father.
"Half the man he didn't have to be" by Brad Paisley was chosen. Great
words in this song. I then invited Shannon to dance with his mom. "What
a wonderful world" by Louis Armstrong was the selection. I invited the
rest of the guests to dance with them, and the we got the PARTY
STARTED! I was able to play music from all eras and genres. There was a
really mixed crowd here and it was great to see the dance floor full
the entire night. The garter and bouquet toss was really fun and the
cake cutting was a little messy. Always a great photo op there!
A great time for all and a wonderful evening,
Thanks for reading
DJ Gregg
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
June 16, 2011
Gregg
Thank you for an EXCELLENT JOB os the DJ for our 8th grade party for the Boca Christian students. Your professionalism and pleasant disposition that evening was greatly appreciate, especially your mindful consideration of the song choices you selected, as well as your fun interaction with the students. I am still getting feedback on what agreat choice of DJ you were! You were an integral part of making our party a huge success! I will definitely call you for any occasions i may have in the future.
One again Gregg, thanks for an EXCELLENT JOB!
Posted by Carla J. The Boca Christian School.
February 20, 2011
It was a wonderful party thanks to you!!! We really appreciated how you got the group on their feet! Take care and have a wonderful weekend!!! Terry Kopelman
Posted by Terry Kopelman c/o The Ocean Riviera Condo Assn..
February 14, 2011
 I was very honored to DJ this wedding! It was a special one indeed. Ashley and Joseph have been living in Kentucky for a few months now. Joe, who is a Sgt. in the Army is Stationed at Fort Knox. They met while he was on leave between tours in Iraq and Germany. They are a great couple! Our event was held at the Deer Creek Country Club. It is always great to see Michel and the rest of his staff. they are great to work with! The cocktail hour started out as usual, then they went into the main dining room. I introduced the bridal party into the room with the Blackeyed Peas "I gotta feeling" I was able to find an instrmental of it and it was great to talk over. I then Introduced the Bride and Groom in with a song named "Ashley". Very cool! After the first dance and bridal dance, we sat them down. Then Ashley got up and made a very special dedication and prayer for her Brother who is stationed in Afghanistan. It was a moving moment. After dinner, I did the parent dances and then we rocked all night long! It was a young crowd. Not too many people over 40. I played a lot of new music from 2010 and 2011 I can tell when couples are meant for each other, and Ashley and Joe are for sure!! Good Luck Guys!!!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
February 6, 2011
 What a great night! Jill and Ben had the reception at the Boca Pointe Country Club. A beautiful venue indeed. After cocktail hour, the guests started to trickle in. Everyone was anticipating the arrival of the bride and groom. As I introduced Jill and Ben, they went right into their first dance ("Then" by Brad Paisley). A couple of slow songs for all of the guests, then the toasts and blessing. After dinner, we kicked up the night with the usual suspects (Black Eyed Peas, Usher, etc.) A great time was had by everyone and I handed out a bunch of cards! (That's always good news) Congrats to the Bride and Groom!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
December 1, 2010
Gregg Pellito went beyond my expectations for a wedding DJ.
I contemplated
getting a wedding band and I am so glad that I did not! We had a great mix of
people of all ages and backgrounds, but the entire party was dancing and singing
all night long!!! And the music selection was exactly as I asked it to be. DJ Gregg also had a great voice and personality to serve as the master of ceremony. It
was a fantastic experience from the first meeting with Gregg to the end of the
wedding day.
I would always recommend Gregg for any of your party needs- you
will not be disappointed!
Thank you Gregg!
December 1, 2010
A Big Thank You!
Just wanted to thank you for doing such an outstanding
job at Brittany's and Jeff's wedding.
I have had family and friends call
me to let me know how great of a time they had at the wedding and how much they
raved about the DJ. They all said they loved all the music you played and how
you kept everyone on the dance floor including myself!!
If and when
anyone I know needs a DJ I will without a doubt recommend you!!!!!! You were the
first one I called and I knew from that first meeting that you were the
one....Thank you again for making my daughter's wedding a day to
remember.
Mom of the Bride,
Ellie
Posted by Ellie M..
October 17, 2010
Last night was a pleasure ...again!
This is the 2nd year that I have had the pleasure of hosting the Family Home Care Services for Autism (FHCSA) Gala. And what a party it was! Everyone was decked out with their dancing outfits and ready to go. I remembered from last year, that this group was a dancing crowd. Ballroom dancing to be exact! I played everything from modern Cha Cha to Rhumba, Merengue, etc. It was a pleasant change from the ordinary! A great time was had by all and the dance floor was packed ALL NIGHT LONG.
Looking forward to next year!
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
September 10, 2010
DJ Gregg,
Thank you so much for the outstanding job you did for us on Saturday night! We
had such a great time and music, as you know, can make or break any party! I
have to admit, we were skeptical of the ceremony but you executed it perfectly.
It was EXACTLY what we were hoping for. The dance floor was always full and
every guest was physically exhausted because they danced their butts off!
Great Great job Gregg. We could not have been any happier. Your professionalism
in meeting with us prior and really tailoring our experience made this so easy,
and your music selection and personality made our wedding GREAT!!!
Thanks so much.
P.S. Congrats on Booking Ashley's Wedding! She Loved your work!
Best Regards
Mark and Christina
Posted by Mark and Christina.
April 30, 2010
 
Hi Gregg,
Just want to take a moment to thank you for the phenomenal job you did at
Lauren and John's wedding this past Saturday night. Everybody, and I mean
everybody, had the most fun time! It was a great and lively crowd and you
sure played to the crowd and kept them moving and dancing. The DJ is such
a big part of the fun that people have and remember at a wedding and you got
tons of compliments about what a great job you did. I certainly will
recommend you if anybody needs a DJ, and I'm sure John's family will do the
same. Thanks once again for giving another daughter of mine a
fabulous night to remember forever.
Anita K.
Posted by Anita K..
April 30, 2010
 Gregg,
We are now back from the Honeymoon and would like to thank
you for providing outstanding services to us for our wedding at the
Spanish Monastery. Everything went very well and we truly enjoyed the
experience. Our guests were delighted and had a fantastic time as well,
and it all would not have been possible without your support. Thank you
again from the bottoms of our hearts.
Sincerely,
Damon + Natasha
Posted by Damon and Natasha.
April 9, 2010
  DJ Gregg, Just wanted to send you a little note and thank you for doing
such a wonderful job with my wedding reception. More than anything I
wanted my guests to really kick back and enjoy the party which I can
safely say they did. I've literally had guests say these words to me:
"Best. Wedding. Ever." and "the most fun I've ever had". Obviously you
were a huge party of making these people have such a great time and I'm
really grateful for it.
And I also wanted to thank you for finding that one acoustic version of
Social Distortions', "Angels Wings". I had no idea that version existed
and it meant so much to Chris and I that you found it and were able to
work it in to our wedding. Amazing.
I would recommend you to anyone. I thought pleasing me would be
tough because I'm a bit of a musical snob, but the music you played
definitely respected my taste in music and also kept everyone on the
dance floor.
You are totally pro as an MC. I'm so thrilled that you were our DJ
and to top it off, an absolute pleasure to work with.
THANK YOU DJ GREGG!!!
Click here for photos
Thanks Mia and Chris. You guys were AWSOME!
Posted by Mia and Chris.
February 22, 2010
 OK, I know I am in for an amazing evening when I bump into Alex Rodriguez of The New York Yankees in the hotel lobby! (He's taller than I thought...who knew?) The W hotel on Miami Beach truly is amazing and lives up to the hype that it boasts. Mindy and Bud Live on the West Coast and made this a destination wedding. They flew in all of their close friends and relatives just for the special evening. The Bride and Groom have been down the"Marriage Road" before and wanted something a little different. Well they Got it! The room was decked out like a South Beach night Club. Complete with an amazing light show and sounds by yours truly. The ceremony was out in the garden area and then the reception was held in the "Great Room". No formalities here.....just lots of fun, drinking, eating, and of course...DANCING! I really enjoyed myself and the guests did too. I guess that's what it's all about. Congrats to Mindy and Bud! Thanks for letting me be a part of your special night..
Posted by Gregg Pellito.
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