I grew up in NYC - the birthplace of Hip Hop. I saw how the music over the years changed. I was fascinated at how some DJs like Run DMC, Funkmaster Flex and other MCs were able to take the same song and create a whole new vibe from it. They are musical geniuses that I aspire to be like one day.

I love partying and I have a passion for mixing different songs. I also have been told I have the voice for radio. So in this case, why wouldn't I start to DJ?

Hailing from New York City, Jason started his career in Banking. He was a Branch Manager at 23 years old. Jason traded in his keys to the bank vault for a microphone as a TV Reporter. He's worked for several stations including the CBS affiliates in Rochester, NY; Columbus, OH and Hartford, CT. He's also worked for NBC Boston.

Three years ago, Jason switched fields to become a Meteorologist. He's helped guide viewers through Severe Thunderstorms, Tornadoes, Hurricanes and Snowstorms. After spending two years in Savannah, GA at the Fox affiliate, he moved to Cleveland, OH to work for WKYC Channel 3 as a Meteorologist. After spending two years in Cleveland, OH, he moved to New York City where he is a Morning Meteorologist for Fox Weather, a streaming service from Fox News.

Jason became a Wedding Officiant in New York City in 2021. He has officiated over 60 weddings all over New York and New Jersey. He has a talent to understand each couple's needs and ensures your guests will be laughing during the ceremony.

Jason is a graduate of Columbia University and the Mississippi State University Broadcast Meteorology Program.

He enjoys traveling and has been to over 15 countries across 4 continents.

Romney Smith has been to over 70 weddings throughout her lifetime, so she knows a thing or two about weddings!

She became an officiant in 2021 and has been helping dozens of couples say I do ever since with ease, humor, and fun.

In addition to her work with Cloud 9 Favors, Romney Smith is a general assignment reporter regularly appearing on weekday mornings on Today in New York. Smith’s commitment to journalistic excellence has been recognized with a regional Emmy Award in 2021 and an Edward R. Murrow Award in 2017.

Prior to joining NBC 4 New York in 2021, Smith was an anchor and reporter at WKYC-TV in Cleveland, Ohio for two years where she earned her first Emmy. Prior to WKYC-TV, she served as an anchor and investigative reporter at WTOC-TV in Savannah, Georgia. Smith also worked as a morning anchor at CBS 47/Fox 30 in Jacksonville, Florida serving on the news team to earn a regional Edward R. Murrow Award for Large Market Excellence. She started her career as an anchor and reporter for WFXL-TV in Albany, Georgia.

Smith is a proud graduate of The University of Richmond and earned her master’s degree from the University of Maryland's

Philip Merrill College of Journalism.

Smith is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.! The Atlanta native likes to say her life is a series of news deadlines, working out, traveling the world (18 countries so far), calligraphy, and making a mean guacamole!