Class Act DJ's & Officiants

I first saw Class Act at my sister’s wedding years before my wedding. My relatives told me I was out there the whole night. The night just flew away it did not seem that way.
When it was time for me to get married it was an easy decision and my family talked about it so much that me fiancé did not give it a second thought. From the first time we talked to Class Act they made it very clear that they could orchestrate an evening that would take all of the things that we loved best but put a twist on them to make it ours. They gave us so many options to choose from it was a bit mind blowing. However they helped us to quickly narrow things down as they leaned our preferences.
It was great they came with a separate system for the outdoor ceremony and a larger system set up in the venue for the dinner dance. Sound support was seamless because they did not have to move equipment. Our wedding day was a bit chilly and people quickly moved from one to another. It was perfect.
We knew that Class Act was amazing at engaging the guests during dinner. That was very important to us because we have been to many other weddings where it was quite and boring. We played a game called Singing for Supper. When it was time for another table to be released to go through the buffet line a table could volunteer to sing a song to see who goes to dinner next. It was a lot of fun.
Class Act’s MC told us that we had the largest conga line dance ever. EVERY single person was in the line/circle. Lots of other interactive stuff also happened during the night. It sure was fun. Class Act wore out many of our guests. We could see them truly dragging when they left.

First off it was so convenient to talk to one person and plan the ceremony, social time, dinner and dance. Class Act took are of all the events and had great insight on how to plan them. They also listened to us when we wanted some uniqueness to our ceremony and the rest of the day. During the ceremony we worked in a time of sharing the “Love Commitment” to each other where we just shared with each other our deepest thoughts for each other, with our family and friends. Class Act kept the guests engaged during our social time. During the dinner the guest were engaged with some fun activities where they need to do something to get us to kiss. There was so munch laughter during dinner.

When it came to the speeches and toasts the worked closely with our bridesmaids to coordinate a rap for a toast it was hilarious.

When the dance started the dance floor was packed all night long. When our guests were leaving they were dragging from having so much fun. Class Act did a superb job of coordinating everything and making the day/night flow smoothly. We did not have to deal with any issues.

Alex and Sarah

So after working thru all the Covid stuff we could finally have our wedding. My family is from North Dakota and my husbands from Minnesota. I needed to incorporate some fun stuff that my family was used to with some from my husbands’ family. We talked with Class Act and made some unique things for the ceremony, dinner and reception. My ceremony had unique music not normally found at your typical ceremony, but would identify with who we are. Instead of a flower girl we had a Flower Man and he was hilarious. During dinner Cass act released tables and entertained the guests waiting to go through the buffet line. They organized some other fun games that the guests really got into. There was a difficult issue, how to get the guests into the room where the dance was to be held in an expeditious manner. What they did was to designate a Party Animal at each table. Then the part animal at each table got everyone at the table to stand up and follow them into the dance room. It worked perfect and we could go right into the first dance seamlessly. We did so many fun things during the night. We did battle of the sex’s auctioning of the garter everyone loved it and we made a ton of money. They coordinated the caterers, venue staff, videographer and photographer throughout the night. It was a lots of fun.
Myrdette and Max