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Top 15 Billboard Duets Of All-time . The top Billboard duets of the rock era share something special. TWO artists get to share that coveted NUMBER 1 spot. Interestingly, duets between a solo male and solo female rarely lead the Billboard Hot 100. Historically, Billboard has created a list of all the male/female duets to hit No. 1 on the Hot 100 charts from 1958 to 2019 . Incidentally, many of these Billboard duets are wedding related and some could be used for a First Dance or played at some point during your wedding reception. Here’s our favorites from that list: Elton John and Kiki Dee – “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart,” Aug. 7, 1976 Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. – “You Don’t Have to Be a Star (To Be in My Show),” Jan. 8, 1977 Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williams, “Too Much, Too Little, Too Late,” June 3, 1978 John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John – “You’re the One That I Want,” June 10, 1978 Diana Ross and Lionel Richie – “Endless Love,” Aug. 15, 1981 Joe Cocker and Jennifer

Atmosphere Productions wishes you a Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday Season 2019 THANKS for making 2019 a wonderful year!!!  We appreciate your business…. We do this because of clients like yourselves.  So, at the end of the year it brings no greater joy than the opportunity to express to you season’s greetings and good wishes. As we enter the new year, my goal is continue to make your experience with Atmosphere Productions extraordinary, stress free and FUN!!! From our family to yours, we wish you the most joyous Christmas, Hanukkah, and holiday season. Followed by a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. Atmosphere Productions LLC is a CT Wedding DJ.  Therefore, we provide professional mobile entertainment services. Including Music, Reception Entertainment Directors, MC and DJ’s. In summary, for Weddings in the Greater Hartford area but throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island and throughout the New England area. Specializing in wedding disc jockey entertainme

Yes… It’s All About The Music. Why is it all about the music? Without a doubt the most important part of the wedding reception is the music. Alternatively, some may debate that the food and alcohol is right up there in importance. The wedding music WILL set the tone of your reception from the time your guests walk in to the time your guests leave. With the right DJ entertainment, ONE great song can make you dance or sing or laugh or cry…. with ONE bad song your guests may want to just leave! Music Is So Important The song selections for the wedding reception should reflect the tastes, feelings and personalities of the couple. However, be sure to keep in mind the general musical styles that will insure a memorable experience for ALL your wedding guests Remember, unlike many DJ services, Atmosphere Productions allows our couples to select ALL or some of the songs for their wedding reception (Ceremony, Cocktail Hour, Dinner & Dancing music). You get to customize your recepti

7 Easy Tips For A Same-Sex Wedding Speech. A same-sex wedding speech is no different than say, the Father of the Bride Speech. As in a typical civil wedding, a same-sex wedding speech is often the first speaker of the reception. Consequently, there are some important things the Speech must cover. The Same-sex Wedding Speech Many people have never been to a same-sex wedding, and they don’t know what to expect. Well, there might be two wedding dresses, or none at all. And all weddings, irrespective of gender, are about two people celebrating their love, and making a lifelong commitment to one another. It is an honor to speak at a wedding, so if you’re asked, here’s an easy and essential outline for a same-sex wedding speech: Start by welcoming the in-laws, then the other relatives, and finally the friends that are in attendance Thank the people who have helped putting the event together. Compliment the couple on their appearance. Talk about your offspring (or relative or friend), abo

Think Outside the (Cake) Box Once upon a time, there was one color for a wedding cake (white), one shape (round), and one embellishment (a bride and groom on top). Eventually, bakers branched out: tinting icing, decorating with fresh flowers, experimenting with new flavors and shapes. Think “Cake Boss” TV Show and Carlo’s Bake Shop . Today, if you can imagine something, you can probably have it turned into a wedding cake. But What If You Want Something Truly Different? Wedding planners, bakers, and chefs in Connecticut and throughout New England are willing to help you design a treat that will delight your wedding guests and be remembered long after your reception. We particularly like A Little Something Cakes in West Hartford and Creative Cakes By Donna in Haddam. Here are just a few ideas to get you started. Think Small Cupcakes, arranged in tiers to look like a wedding cake, are a popular option. To personalize them, consider having them decorated with symbols of your hone

Bridal Shoes – Finding the Right Bridal Shoes For Your Wedding. Wedding bridal shoes are a big deal these days as a result the options are more vast than ever. Carl Jung may have been speaking metaphorically, but boy, did he ever hit the nail on the head when it comes to picking out your wedding bridal shoes. For some brides, fashion is paramount, and designer shoes are a must. Brides with a different take on fashion make their way down the aisle in their Chuck Taylors. Pumps Pumps are the classic choice, and looks can be anything but plain. Brides can opt for a traditional closed-toe pump, or select a flirty peep-toe.  Most importantly, all manner of clip-on embellishments are available everywhere from bridal shops to Etsy, and include everything from rhinestones to flowers. If pumps aren’t your style, sandals with straps are another elegant, and popular option. Interestingly, wedge-heeled sandals continue to be popular, and are increasingly available in wedding-worthy styles. He

Real Wedding – Danielle & Ryan – Saint Clements Castle, Portland, CT. Danielle and Ryan met at Mercyhurst University in Erie, PA. Furthermore, they were in the same major (Intelligence Studies) and one day Danielle caught Ryan’s eye walking around campus and in the halls of the Intel building. However, almost a year later, at a Halloween party, Ryan asked Danielle on a date. Ryan was dressed as an aviator from the movie “Top Gun”. Ryan is a marathon runner, so after much talking, dating and getting to know each other, Danielle signed up to run a half marathon. That’s when Ryan knew it was time to pop the question. After months of training for a marathon, Danielle and Ryan ran the Walt Disney World Dopey Challenge in January 2018. At the finish line of the marathon, Ryan proposed to Danielle and she said yes. Consequently, it was the finish line of the Walt Disney World Marathon and the start of a new journey together. Danielle and Ryan’s Introduction Music: Rembrandts – I’ll Be T

Engaged…. Now What? 12 Things To Do After You Get Engaged. You’re engaged… Now what? Congratulations!!!! Someone’s popped the question and you said YES!!!! Yipeeeee!!!! Your First Task? Call your relatives, especially the ones you never really talk to. No matter how tempting DON’T post online FIRST pick up the phone and call your family members and friends. All of them. As a rule, no one likes to be the last to know. Consequently, getting the news via mass e-mail, or social media posts is problematic. So, set aside a few hours and go through your contacts. Together with your mom or sister or aunt or another family you can get this done in no time. This is an essential thing to do after you get engaged. Take A Ring Selfie Now that you’ve called family and friends, take that ring selfie. Why? A picture is worth a thousand words. So then, go ahead and open up that social media! Size Your Ring and Get It Insured If the ring doesn’t fit perfectly, you should take it to your jeweler to ge