They wanted to have a PARTY from the beginning the reception started and party they did! The ceremony was moved indoors due to the rain, but that didn’t slow anyone down. Pete (my assistant) and I rearranged certain parts of the room to prep it for the ceremony.

Everything looked beautiful and the rain was just a sign of God’s promise to a new beginning in their lives.

The reception was great, featuring their first dance on clouds using our one of a kind system.

The dance crowd was small, but they danced large! Pete and I had a blast!

Package Chosen:

• Premier (Upgraded to Entertainment Coordinator compliments of APE)
• Custom D’Elegance Lighting Package with Uplights
• Lighted Columns
• Dance on the Clouds

Check out some amazing photos by KC Photography and a video below!

Pete and I by our setup as we clean up our area.

The setup for the head table/ceremony altar!

First dance on clouds… Mr. and Mrs. Aiken look in awe at the stars on the ceiling!

Dancing begins!

Pete, Collin, Jerrika, and myself.

And now a video!

After speaking with the SGA about their concerns with their last DJ and dance, I knew we had the perfect recipe to take it to the next level. Adding Thrill da Playa from world-famous group 69 Boyz was the extra special ingredient that really stirred the night. (You can tell I’m hungry as I write this, lol)

The setup was beautiful and was going to utilize our dry ice “dance on the clouds” system with our starfield laser (the original Blisslight, not a cheap knockoff laser). However, complications with acquiring a fire permit would not allow the use of that. CCHS was not worried, they knew that we would still deliver an amazing light show without haze and help carry their theme without the dry ice.

That we did!! We worked our butts off to make sure every corner of that room was lit! Even if all the lights went off, we had enough black lights to illuminate every part of the ballroom. It looked great!

Dinner was fun as we entertained the students using a very customized playlist and entertainment “secrets” we use to keep everyone on their toes. You’ll see in the first video how loud the room got when we announced that it was time to dance.

A mostly Hispanic school, we played reggaeton, Salsa, Merengue, and sprinkled in a few bachatas. We didn’t deny the large Jamaican population as we played smash hits like Dutty Wine, Signal Di Plane, Follow Di Leader, and my personal favorite: Welcome to Jamrock.

A surprising big hit of the night was *N Sync’s Bye Bye Bye. Don’t believe me? Check out the YouTube video!

This was my last prom for 2009, but the 4SO tour continues on to many other schools.

So click below and see all the photos we took as well as some video highlights. They’re short videos!

The setup before the big moment. No skirt on the screen because the screen was 8′ off the ground, so the skirt looked silly, lol.

A small part of our very large video rig.

Buttons and knobs and my headphone cord.

Several, SEVERAL lights were hung 22′ accross.

Interaction during dinner.

The floor packed: INSTANTLY. That’s what happens when you get it wit DJ CraziAce.

Our video operator: Nate Dogg.

Chevy and Derek popped in to help out… this is Chevy with Thrill and the HB Frat.

This is Derek, sportin’ the pimp hat.

Nate…

..And wifey and me.

With the exception of this photo, Monica took the photos as well as did the thankless job of being the stage manager.

“Hit dat bass!”

“YEAHHH!!”

You can see our scanners splashing color all over the room. The blacklights accent everything perfectly while our floods enhance the overall effect.

Derek, Chevy and I jammin’

They look amused, don’t they.

See the guy in the hat? That’s David– he was awesome all night!

David had NO issue dancing right by the bass!

You know I’m tired when I’m SITTING DOWN. I never sit!

BUBBLES!

SLIP-RESISTANT BUBBLES!

ShamWOW! lol

And now the videos!

The first one is prom highlights:

Next we have the concert:

And last but not least just a couple more highlights.. a short 3 minute video.

A big thanks goes to the prom sponsor, Alexander Gutierrez, and the staff and faculty of Cypress Creek High School.

YEEEEEAAAAH!