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How to play Paul the Party DJ’s Quiztastical Big Night in

8th June 2020/0 Comments/in Uncategorised/by Paul

How to play the quiz may seem complicated, it’s really not. Once you’ve played it will all be there for you for future quizzes.

It’s easy and fun. You don’t have to worry about checking answers or adding up, it’s all done for you. There’s no pens and paper unless you want to make notes. You’ll need two devices to play, let me explain how it works.

How to play – Device 1 – Zoom

Zoom is one of the big hits of Lockdown, it seems to have become the market leader for video conferencing. You’ll be using Zoom to join the quiz and see me (your host), the game questions and graphics. Ideally, you’ll have Zoom on a computer or large tablet device. CLICK HERE TO GO TO ZOOM.

When it comes to playing the quiz you’ll be given a Zoom link – click on it and it should take you to the quiz.

How to play – Device 2 – SpeedQuizzing Live App

Your second device becomes your quiz handset where you answer the questions. This can be a smartphone or tablet. You’ll need the SpeedQuizzing Live App from your App Store, Google Play or your android place. It’s free and downloads in seconds. In the Apple App Store, it looks like this…

When you open the SpeedQuizzing Live app you’ll be asked to “enter name” – that’ll be your Quiz Team Name so be as inventive as you like (but not too rude please, there may be little ones playing along).

Then you’ll need to enter the game PIN. This will be given to you earlier in the day or when you enter the Zoom Room. Press enter and then Connect. This will take you to a holding screen with simple instructions until the game starts.

How to play – Paul’s Quiz

Once the game starts there are four different ways to answer. There are letter answers, number answers, multiple-choice answers and sequence (arrange in order) answers. I will explain as we go. This is what the four answer screens will look like.

This is the screen you will see for a letters question. You simply have to enter the first letter of the first word. If the answer begins with “The” or “A” ( for example “The Beatles” or “A Place In The Sun”) ignore the “The” or “A” (so your answer would be B for “Beatles” or P for “Place In The Sun”).

Note: the Q is out of order (with the V) and the X is out of order (with the Z).

This is the screen you will see for a numbers question. The thing to remember here is to push the enter button once you have selected the number. With this screen, you can use the “C” button to edit your answer until you press enter.

This is the multiple-choice answer screen. There can be between two and six choices. Once you have selected an option you cannot change it.

These are the sequence answer screens. Initially it will come up a screen with dots (like the one on the left) then it will change to the items you have to put in order. In this example the questions was to arrange the Channel Islands in order of size (largest to smallest). You simply touch them in the required order and your answers are locked in as you go.

Everyone who answers a question correctly will get points. The person who answers correctly first gets bonus points. The points allocated will change from round to round and game to game. The app calculates the scores so you don’t have to worry.

How to play – Troubleshooting

Beware of touching the screen until you are ready to answer. Once you have entered an answer you cannot change it.

Beware of internet lag – the stronger your wifi connection the better everything will work.

It’s probably a good idea to not have lots of other screens open on your first device, or apps open on your second device.

If you get locked out you may need to close the app and restart it … “have you tried turning it off and then back on again?”

Another Quiz Because…

5th June 2020/0 Comments/in Uncategorised/by Paul

Another quiz, because… well, basically because I want to say thank you to everyone who so generous last Wednesday. So, if you already donated please don’t feel you have to give again.

The response I got to last Wednesday’s event was really great. A lot of people gave to Cancer Research in Ce’s memory. Many of them played the online quiz, but a few couldn’t make it. So I’ve decided to do another one this coming Tuesday, 9th June with a later starting time of 8pm. Hopefully, that will work for people who can’t do Wednesdays and give a few more of you the time to eat, get the kids in bed and be ready to play.

We’ve already managed to raise over £750 (+ Gift Aid) for Cancer Research in Ce’s memory. The quiz is again free to play, you don’t have to give, but if you didn’t already and want to donate CLICK HERE to visit the Just Giving page.

Sidebar… Private Parties

I also want to remind you, that YOU can have your own socially distanced Zoom / SpeedQuizzing Live party. For a £100 donation to Cancer Research, I’ll put together a full two-hour quiz for you and your friends including at least 24 personalised questions all about you, or whatever you choose. I’ll even make sure the Zoom room stays open for you all to have a good catch up too.

What a fantastic way to connect family and friends all over the World. I’ll cover the Zoom and SpeedQuizzing costs so every penny of your £100 will go to Cancer Research through Ce’s Just Giving Page.

I think it’s a great way to bring people together and celebrate whatever you want. You’ll even get the chance to welcome everyone and make a speech if you want! Email paul@thepartydj.co.uk or give me a call on 07973 617153 if you are interested or want to know more.

Tuesday 9th June – doors open at 7:30 for an 8pm start

I’m not going to list how to play here – full details can be found on the post for last weeks event PLEASE CLICK HERE. The Zoom log in for Tuesday 9th June is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2761309114 I’ll open the dors at 7:30 and start the quiz at 8pm. If you can’t make it for 8pm please feel free to join whenever you want – you may have to shout to get my attention to admit you – phone 07973617153 if I don’t see you.

Please remember, if you already donated please don’t feel you have to give again.

I’d love to see you, and your friends, so please spread the word – thank you.

Mug of tea raised to you all ~ cheers! x

Thank you, thank you, thank you, and…

4th June 2020/0 Comments/in News, Uncategorised/by Paul

Wednesday Night, what a blast!

Thank you, thank you, thank you, and… I’ll get to the “and” in a bit 😉

Thank you to everyone who played in the quiz on Wednesday. I hope you enjoyed it. If you have no idea what I’m talking about PLEASE CLICK HERE.

We had people from Fuerteventura, America, Italy (briefly), The Isle of Man and various places in England! Well done to The Lockdown Losers from Fuerteventura who won on the final question – and commiserations to Sue, so near and yet so far!

We managed to raise £750 (+ Gift Aid) for Cancer Research in Ce’s memory. She would have been blown away by your kindness CLICK HERE to visit the Just Giving page. The page will stay open until the end of the year because of what I’m about to tell you.

SIDEBAR >>> If you enjoyed the format and want to quiz on Friday nights Gary, my Fuerte Fine Weddings buddy, hosts an excellent show. It’s £5 to play and you can find his details on his Gazza’s Fuerteventura SpeedQuizzing FaceBook page CLICK HERE. You can play against me and see how poor my knowledge is!

And so, to the “and”

I want to offer quizzes as a party option for you and raise some more money for Cancer Research.

Let me explain, I wish I had thought of this sooner, but that’s life! Anyway, YOU can have your own Zoom / SpeedQuizzing Live party with me hosting for a £100 donation to Cancer Research. I’ll put together a full two-hour quiz for you and your friends including at least 24 personalised questions all about you, or whatever you choose. If you want, you can also encourage your party attendees to donate to Cancer Research or a charity of your own choice. I’ll even make sure the Zoom room stays open for you all to have a good catch up too.

At the moment this is only available online – perfect for socially distanced events and to connect family and friends all over the World. I’ll cover the Zoom and SpeedQuizzing costs so every penny of your £100 will go to Cancer Research through Ce’s Just Giving Page.

I think it’s a great way to bring people together and celebrate whatever you want. You’ll even get the chance to welcome everyone and make a speech if you want!

Please let me know if you are interested. Email paul@thepartydj.co.uk or give me a call on 07973 617153.

Once again, thank you, thank you, thank you, and thank you again.

Life Sounds Better To Music ~ May 2020

1st June 2020/0 Comments/in Music, New Music, Uncategorised/by Paul

Life Sounds Better To Music ~ May 2020. We come to the end of another month in the year that promised so much … then took a major detour. Life has started to return to the new normal (whatever that’s going to be) and, as always, I’ve got a lot to be thankful for. New music seems to be slowing down, which I guess is inevitable under the circumstances. Here are some new and old things that have been in my ears during May.

Badly Drawn Boy ~ I’ll Do My Best

Damon Michael Gough, aka Badly Drawn Boy, is an act that I came to late. I’ve never been fortunate enough to see him play live. He’s someone I turn to when I need a musical hug. My friend Chris Haslam has been sharing his playlist over the recent months and he’s responsible for me finding this and the Baxter Dury below. Thanks Chris.

I’ll Do My Best is from the first Badly Drawn Boy album in eight years. As well as this track from the album, you can also see a fascinating short video called ‘Supersize Your Soul: The Story of Banana Skin Shoes’ if you CLICK HERE

Nathan Dawe ~ Flowers (featuring Jaykae)

A not-so-new new release, apparently from the end of last year – but new to me. Actually I think this isn’t the mix I heard but it’s the nearest I can find.

Originally a hit for Sweet Female Attitude in 2000. Apparently the song uses the same chord sequence as Erik Satie’s well know classical piece Gymnopedie 3.

If you know a softer/Glitterbox/Tropical House style mix of this UK Garage classic, PLEASE let me know.

Baxter Dury ~ I’m Not Your Dog

New to me, Baxter is the son of Ian Dury. He actually appears on the cover of his dad’s iconic ‘New Boot and Panties’ album. ‘The Night Chancers’ by Baxter Dury is the other recommendation, from my friend Chris Haslam. Another that made a big impact on my May playlist. His vocal style is so much like his Dad’s, ‘I’m Not Your Dog’ is a great example of this.

Neil Finn featuring Stevie Nicks & Christine McVie ~ Find Your Way Back Home

One of my all-time heroes released a new track at the end of the month. Mr Finn of Crowded House fame, and more recently a member of Fleetwood Mac, wrote the song for the homeless of population of Auckland in New Zealand and the Auckland City Mission which works to support them.

The song features Stevie Nicks sharing the lead vocals and Christine McVie on backing vocals.

It’s beautiful.

Prince ~ I Wanna Be Your Lover ~ Dimitri From Paris Remix

OMG! This remix is from way back, but I hadn’t heard it until it featured on a recent Glitterbox Radio podcasts. One of my favourite Prince tracks remixed by one of my favourite remixers – Dimitri From Paris. Ignore the Dimitri from Stoke tag on the video – that’s probably to reduce the possibility of it getting taken down). THIS is absolutely my favourite find of the month.

And that, dear listener, is Life Sounds Better To Music ~ May 2020. I must confess it was hard to find four tracks this month. Maybe it’s the lack of new releases or maybe it’s just me. If you have some stand out new music on your playlist, or have any thoughts about these, please get in touch – paul@thepartydj.co.uk.

You can my posts for January, February, March and April by clicking on the month – highlighted in blue. Or try typing Life Sounds Better To Music in the search window.

I wish you peace, love and music in June as I raise my mug of tea to you ~ cheers! x

Quiztastical Big Night In For Ce ~ Wednesday 3rd June 2020

30th May 2020/6 Comments/in News, Uncategorised/by Paul

This coming Wednesday I’m hosting the ‘Quiztastical Big Night In For Ce’ and YOU are invited!

Let me explain… In April 2019 I lost my wife, Cecilia, to Cancer. She was 59. Ce was first diagnosed with Breast Cancer in December 2002 and since then it has been with us every day since then. She beat it the first time but then it came back as Secondary Bone Cancer in June 2014. So Cancer Research is a cause very close to my heart.

Next Wednesday, 3rd June, is Ce’s birthday and I decided to do something in her memory and, hopefully at the same time, raise money for Cancer Research – so we’re having an online quiz and, as I said before, YOU are invited!

When I say it’s an online quiz I may be underselling it. If you haven’t used the SpeedQuizzing Live app before, you are in for a pleasant surprise. Basically it turns your phone into an answer pad. When you get the answer right you score points, and there are bonus points for the fastest finger with the correct answer. No pens, no paper, no cheating, and for me the best thing is no adding up and no disputes!

As well as your phone or a tablet for the app, you’ll need another tablet or a computer to run Zoom. There you’ll be able to see the questions and interact with the other players. Here’s a picture from my practice session on Thursday:

So, you’ll need Zoom and the SpeedQuizzing Live app, and you’ll need to decide on your team name. The Zoom link is below and I’ll give you the SpeedQuizzing Live game PIN when you join the Zoom meeting.

Please join “Wednesday’s Quiztastical Big Night In For Ce” Zoom Meeting using this link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84154343998?pwd=RGVZK1NiNTREazZpTEorcG8wRmVMdz09

Meeting ID: 841 5434 3998
Password: 951371

The Zoom room will open at 6:30pm for a 7pm start, and the event should last about two hours.

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE REMEMBER, YOU NEED TWO DEVICES TO WATCH AND PLAY THE QUIZ! If you have any questions please email me at paul@thepartydj.co.uk

There is no charge to do the quiz – you don’t have to donate. On the other hand, you don’t have to play the quiz to donate!

PLEASE CLICK HERE to donate to Cancer Research in Ce’s memory – thank you x

Cancer – we have to play our part, we have to find even better treatments and hopefully cures for future generations. Thanks for reading this, together we will beat Cancer. Never give up the fight.

Finally, thanks for reading this – mug of tea raised to you and yours – cheers! Paul x

P.S. If you’d like me to run a private quiz for you, your family and friends in return for a donation to Cancer Research please get in touch – paul@thepartydj.co.uk

Just email paul@thepartydj.co.uk or send a text to 07973 617153

DJ History of Paul Taylor / Paul Leighton / Johnny Rocket / The Party DJ

28th May 2020/0 Comments/in Uncategorised/by Paul

The DJ History of Paul Taylor / Paul Leighton / Johnny Rocket / The Party DJ and a few other names – now there’s a story!

Southampton DJ Legend Paul Mico featured me recently in a series of FaceBook posts about local DJ’s. Paul even listed a couple of venues that I’d almost forgot about.

Here’s Paul’s original FaceBook post …

Anyway, I’ve decided to try and document my DJ history. Actually, putting dates this stuff which goes back over 40 years is quite challenging. If I don’t do it now, I probably never will.

I don’t expect I’ll get it all right but I can always edit things. So, if you know more accurate information please let me know and I’ll update it.

Here’s the basics, I’ll expand on some of these in future posts.

The Seventies ~ a DJ History of Paul Taylor

I started out at the local youth club and Barton Peveril where I was at school and sixth form. A few of us got together to buy some gear and we were known as Night Sounds and then The 5776 Roadshow. Quite a few different friends were involved during these years including another Paul, Norm, Ken, Richard, Jean – and probably a few I’ve not remembered.

Our first regular booking was around 1978 at The Salisbury Arms, a pub in Shirley. I think it was Friday nights. We squeezed some our gear into the little room at the front each week and played for 3 hours.

In 1979 I got a regular night at Gilbies on Waterloo Terrace in Southampton. It was my first nightclub booking playing through to a 2am finish. Gilbies was a members club, and later became The Rhino.

The Eighties ~ a DJ History of Paul Taylor / Paul Leighton

In 1981 I left Gilbies to go and try my luck in Jersey. I got a full-time residency at Lords. PLEASE CLICK HERE for a post I wrote in 2012 about my time there. I’ll post about this again.

After a season in Jersey I returned to Southampton and after doing a party for Norm’s sister Glenda, at the Shamblehurst Barn in Hedge End, got a regular Tuesday night there.

In 1982 Martines opened in Eastleigh and I joined the team there about two weeks after the opening. Again, there’s quite a lot to share, so I’ll write another post about this soon.

Next for me was New York, New York, in Southampton. I joined there with my friend Alan for the opening. Another venue with lots more great memories (although not many photos), I’ll try and put together a separate post.

This is where it all becomes a bit of a blur. I worked at Martines Portsmouth and back to the Eastleigh Martines again. Also, I did quite a few Thursdays at The Pier.

Next, I went on to work at The Venue at Tower Park when it opened in 1989. More to follow about this too.

The Nineties ~ a DJ History of Paul Taylor / Johnny Rocket

Then after retiring again in the early 1990s, I answered an advert in the Daily Echo in 1996 for The SuperBowl at Millbrook. Initially, I was doing one or two nights a week, but I ended up being the Entertainments Manager looking after booking bands and scheduling the DJ’s. I was there for over 3 years, this was where I became Johnny Rocket! I even stood for Parliament as a stunt for the company! Guess what, more to follow.

The 21st Century ~ a DJ History of Paul Taylor

Finally, club wise, I made a few appearances at the Concorde Club in 2010 and 2011.

As Paul Mico pointed out in his FaceBook post, I was also the resident party DJ for the Vine at Ower for many years. Back in those days, we would often do around twenty Christmas parties each December – good times.

That’s what I can remember of the DJ History of Paul Taylor at the moment. If you have any memories or photos from these venues please get in touch – paul@thepartydj.co.uk. I’d LOVE to hear from you!

Martines Eastleigh the second time around – I’m in the white t-shirt.

If this post about “the good old days” has made you nostalgic for your miss-spent youth in Southampton, you may enjoy this 2014 article by Dan Kerins from the Daily Echo PLEASE CLICK HERE.

As for today … well, after more than two months of lockdown, it’s hard to remember what I do! I’m still loving my life doing weddings and parties, now both here and in Fuerteventura. I’m also about to try my hand at quizzing, something I haven’t really done since my time at The Super Bowl. More on that very soon.

Any questions – just ask! If you have read all of this my mug of tea is raised ~ wishing you all peace, love, music and more good times ~ cheers! x

3 Steps To A Wedding In The Future.

11th May 2020/0 Comments/in News, Uncategorised/by Paul

Here are 3 steps to a Wedding in the future. Following on from yesterdays “Stay Alert” message, and my previous blog post on what will weddings look like after lockdown CLICK HERE. This morning Yahoo posted an interesting article CLICK HERE Anyway, I thought it was time to offer some more advice.

Let me again remind you that I don’t know what will happen. These are just my thoughts based on my extensive knowledge of, playing at, and helping to plan, weddings.

If you are one of the many couples who’s wedding has already been postponed, or are now thinking about planning your wedding for the first time, never forget … you’ve found The One – the person you want to spend the rest of your life with! So even though everything may seem uncertain, and a bit S**T, you are still VERY lucky.

If you can come through everything that’s happening in the world now, without wanting to murder each other, you should be in with a good chance going forward!

So, what is the solution to wedding planning right now?

How can you make a plan that will actually come to fruition?

Never forget, “we don’t know what we don’t know!” Before this whole thing kicked off, we lived in a time where maybe we thought we knew everything. Or at least, where anything we wanted to know was just a click or two away. So, this blog post could be shot down later today or tomorrow.

Step 1 ~ The Ceremony

When weddings resume, it is likely that numbers will be limited, very limited. Choosing the people you want to share this precious moment in time with isn’t going to be easy. There will be a limit on the total number in the room. That number will include the two of you, and the registrars, or minister if you’re having a religious ceremony. These rules will be strictly enforced so you’ll need to think carefully about the choices you make.

I think you should seriously consider including a photographer in your ceremony numbers.

I wrote a post for the Fuerte Fine Weddings blog a while back titled “3 ways to keep the people who can’t attend your Fuerteventura Wedding happy” – PLEASE CLICK HERE. It covers some ideas you can use now.

Photographs and video will mean you can share the day with everyone who couldn’t attend, and will also bring back memories for years to come. You can also consider live streaming so people can be with you virtually regardless of the rules.

Step 2 ~ Photographs

As I’ve said, I think you should always have a professional photographer at your Ceremony. However, I also think you should consider a separate session with your photographer. Having special pictures to look back on years to come is a beautiful thing.

This is one of the things I’d love to see changed with future weddings … let me explain. The couple are frequently caught up in a photo session for around an hour after their wedding before the meal. During this time they find themselves torn between the photographer and their guests. Planning a separate session with the photographer to create a romantic album is something that happens abroad. I think it could become a big thing in the UK, especially in the current circumstances. This means they can go where they want, for as long as they want, without ignoring their friends and family.

Step 3 ~ The Party

The big wedding feast and evening party seem to be impossible in the current situation. So plan one for the future. Imagine coming together with everyone when all this is over, without wedding day stress, just celebrating! It could be as soon as things get relaxed or perhaps on your anniversary, whatever works for you! You can show your photographs and videos and celebrate big time.

You really can include anything you want to. You might consider a blessing or celebrant-led ceremony. Followed by a traditional wedding reception meal, a cake, speeches, all the usual wedding “stuff. Or, just have a totally relaxed informal get-together.

Conclusion

That’s my 3 steps to a Wedding in the future. It’s different in some ways to a wedding held before CV19 but it could be an answer for some. What it certainly offers is a simpler, less stressful experience that also could save money.

If you have any questions, or just want to talk through your situation, just call me! Seriously, I’m here for you, whether you want to book me or not, I’d be happy to help. 07973 617153 or email me, paul@thepartydj.co.uk.

Life Sounds Better To Music ~ April 2020

30th April 2020/0 Comments/in Music, Uncategorised/by Paul

Life Sounds Better To Music ~ April 2020. I don’t think there’s ever been a time, for ages, when Life Sounds better to music was more appropriate for me than April 2020! Being able to shut the world out with great music certainly helped me get through. I even accepted one of those “share 10 albums” invitations on FaceBook and ended up posting almost 100. So here are just a few individual songs that had me dancing in April.

Róisín Murphy ~ Murphy’s Law

First known as the singer on Moloko’s hits “Sing It Back “and “The Time Is Now”, Róisín Murphy has been part of the dance scene for 20 years. There are some great mixes of this, her latest release. Please Click Here to see Róisín dancing in LockDown to the Murphy Vs Murphy Remix.

Fuerte Fine Radio Lockdown

April saw the launch of Gary, my Fuerte Fine Wedding’s buddy, new weekly radio show. He’s featured some great feel-good music including many fantastic versions of songs that fit the Fuerteventura vibe. Gary invited me to share “The Soundtrack Of My Life” on episode 4.

Gary would love to feature your requests on the show. So, please get in touch with him at gary@fuertefineweddings.co.uk

Lovers & Poets ~ Nevergonnastop

I found this track in a very random way. I was listening to one of the many podcasts I follow, it’s called Love That Album. The show’s host, Maurice Burszkynski, had the couple, Ben and Shannon, from Lovers & Poets on talking about a Wilko album. I’m not really interested in Wilco but I loved what I heard of Lovers & Poets!

Chaka Khan ~ I Know You, I Live You

One of the highlights of the month was the Glitterbox Virtual Festival on 17th April. First up was resident DJ Melvo Babtiste who soon got to a gem of a remix of this brilliant Chaka Khan track. “I Know You, I Live You” is originally from her 1981 album “What Cha’ Gonna Do for Me”. The remix was by Moplen, I haven’t managed to find it yet but I think it’s my track of the month.

Click here for March.

That’s Life Sounds Better To Music ~ April 2020. I wonder what have been your stand out tracks for the month? I’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions – why not drop me a line paul@thepartydj.co.uk

Important announcement for all my couples

What will weddings look like after lockdown?

22nd April 2020/0 Comments/in Soap Box, Uncategorised/by Paul

What will weddings look like after lockdown? This question has been stuck in my head for the last week or two. Please don’t think I’m being negative. I appreciate thousands of couples have their big day “on hold” at the moment – I’m so sorry for you, try not to worry, your day will come.

I have already rescheduled most of my 2020 weddings up to July. Unfortunately, I’m beginning to think some of the rescheduled dates won’t be happening either. As the reality of the situation, we find ourselves reveals itself to us all, I wonder if this will change weddings forever.

Initially, what will weddings look like after lockdown?

Let me say again, I’m not trying to be negative – I hope I’m wrong and that things return to normal as soon as it’s safe.

Let’s look at what will happen when the lockdown is first relaxed. I think the Government will probably enforce, or at least recommend, guidelines of the number of people who can gather for an event. Most of my weddings are between 50 and 100 people during the day, with extra guests invited to join in the evening. My guess is that gatherings of over 50 are likely to be against the recommendations.

Then there’s personal protection equipment. People used to laugh at old wedding photos because of the fashions people were wearing. I remember attending a wedding in the eighties wearing bright green trousers – don’t judge me, I looked great! After the lockdown is relaxed some people are likely to continue wearing gloves and masks, this could make for interesting photos.

How will people behave when things start to change? Many people may decide to stay away from large gatherings.

What will weddings look like after lockdown in the longer term?

We have been forced to stay away from our friends and family. Many of us crave a hug from people we can’t spend time with.

Maybe after lockdown people will want to invite more people to their weddings to celebrate. Or perhaps they will have fewer guests, choosing to spend time just with the people they really cherish.

Then there’s the change to peoples financial circumstances. Many people have had their income reduced, this means they may be not so keen to spend out. Also, lots of people have become used to a simpler way of life – how will this affect weddings.

Finally …

Of course, THIS IS JUST SPECULATION (sorry to shout). I consider myself a wedding expert, but I certainly don’t know all the answers.

CLICK HERE to go to the Hampshire County Council website for their latest guidance.

What do you think? What will weddings look like after lockdown?

Do you have any questions or thoughts? I’m not particularly busy at the moment, so if you want to have a chat about this, or anything wedding or party related, drop me an email or give me a call on 07973 617 153. Cheers!

New 2020 Brochure

18th April 2020/0 Comments/in Free Stuff, Uncategorised/by Paul

I had my new 2020 Brochure produced a while ago by the talented Gina Stables, and last week I realised I still had the old version on my website – oops! Well let’s be honest, it’s been a mad year, but at least the current situation we find ourselves in gives us the chance to think.

So anyway, I got straight onto my web guy and before I could say “you need to speak to Deon” the new version was up. Find him here.

There are only a few changes, but it also includes my Celebrant services, the Selfie Wizard and my Fuerte Fine Weddings project with Gary and Gail in Fuerteventura.

As before, the latest version of the brochure only includes real couples and real testimonials. I think this is really important, there are no “stock” photos and every quote and recommendation is 100% genuine. I’m still in touch with most of these couples so if you ever want to speak to them please let me know.

You can see the whole new 2020 brochure – JUST CLICK HERE or go to the bookcase section of the website for that and plenty more useful stuff!

If you’d like a printed copy let me know and I’ll post one out to you.

Finally, I have time on my hands and would love to help you with your wedding plans if you have any questions – whether you are interested in booking me or not. Please just email paul@thepartydj.co.uk or phone 07973 617 153.