Cleveland’s best wedding DJs helped host an amazing wedding on May 21, 2011. The DJs provided a custom green screen photo booth for guests to take photos home. For more information on wedding DJs or other event entertainment check out the Rock The House website.
Cleveland’s best wedding DJs helped host a great event on February 12, 2011. They provided LED lighting services, wedding video services and wedding DJ services for the event. The wedding DJ also brought in a party dancer to get the crowd motivated to dance. There was also a green screen photo booth provided for guests entertainment. For more information on wedding DJs, wedding photo booth rentals, or other entertainment services check out the Rock The House website.
The best wedding DJs in Cleveland helped host a great event at the Signature of Solon. The best wedding DJs provided a green screen photo booth and scrapbook for the couple to take home the photos and memories. Check out more information on wedding photo booth rentals at the Rock The House website.
Cleveland’s wedding DJs helped host a wedding at the Comfort Inn and Suites in Mentor, Ohio. The wedding DJs provided music and MC services for the wedding. The DJs also provided a custom green screen wedding photo booth. A prop shop for the photo booth was also provided by the DJs.
Cleveland’s best wedding DJs helped host an event at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel. A green screen photo booth was provided with a custom background for the wedding. A scrapbook was also provided in addition to the wedding photo booth. For more information on wedding entertainment services check out the Rock The House website.
Cleveland’s best wedding DJs helped host a wedding at Sun Valley Banquet and Party Center in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. DJ and MC services were provided with wedding music and dancing. A green screen photo booth was also contributed and gave guests a chance to bring a photo home with them. For more information on wedding DJs or wedding entertainment services check out the Rock The House website.
Wedding DJs helped host a fantastic event at Eastlake Croation Lodge. The wedding DJs provided music and MC services for the event. A green screen photo booth was available for guests to use and take photos home from. A scrapbook was also provided in addition to the wedding photo booth. The DJs also provided lighting services. For more information on wedding DJs, photo booths, and other entertainment services check out the Rock The House website.
On July, 31 2010, our good friends Rick Smith Jr.,professional card throwing magician and Tiffany Marchak, performer for Jerry Bruno’s The Avenue” were married in a gorgeous ceremony on Cleveland’s west side. Due to their love and interest in all things entertainment, the couple decided that they could not simply have a traditional wedding reception.
Rick and Tiffany “dancing in the clouds”
In partnering with some of the most talented vendors in North-Eastern Ohio, like Jerry Bruno Productions, The Hilton Akron/Fairlawn, The White Flower Cake Shoppe and LCD Photography, an incredible wedding was produced. However, it would not have all come together without the guidance of our creative and talented bride and groom. In this interview, the bride explains the method to their magical wedding ceremony.
RTH – In what ways did you use your experiences working in events to your advantage?
I see weddings every weekend because I sing in a wedding band – The Avenue – so I pretty much knew right away what works and what doesn’t. Advice…..tells whoever is giving the toasts to keep it short and NEVER choreograph your first dance! 99% of the time it is an awkward train wreck! You may not think it, but believe me you guests do
RTH – Tell me a little bit about your grand entrance…
We definitely didn’t want to do something normal. Being that we are entertainers ourselves and so were most of our attendants, we wanted to incorporate that into our entrance. With that in mind, Ryan, from Rock The House came up with a unique entrance and we just went with it!
RTH – In which ways did you use your abilities as entertainers?
Well, I sang of course and Rick and I both walked in for our grand entrance throwing cards. I mean it was only right now that I am “Mrs. Card-thrower”! 
RTH – Was it difficult to transition from being the entertainer to being the Guest of Honor?
At first, but we got over that pretty quickly! We talked about it ahead of time and we both really wanted to take everything in and enjoy it as we should. That was really important to us.
Atmospheric Lighting, Plasmas and decorative Gobo’s transformed the room into an extraordinary and modern reception space.
RTH – Tell me a little bit about the Vendors that you used and how you made those decisions, while also working in the business and working with these people regularly…
Because we see so many vendors at our events, we get to see first hand who may be the most professional, creative, etc. Obviously we know Rock The House knows how to throw a party, so there was no second guessing that one. It was great, because we 100% knew and trusted that RTH wouldn’t do anything less than amazing. Also, I sing in a band called “The Avenue” and I really wanted my band mates to enjoy our party as a guest, so I hired another band though our agency called, The Jerry Bruno Orchestra” , and they split the night with RTH. It worked out great and we had the best of both worlds! We also used LCD photography. Have worked with them on many events and love the way they do things.
The band/DJ hybrid kept the guests dancing until 1:00 AM.
We used White Flower Cake Shoppe for our wedding cake. Not only do their cakes look amazing, but they taste good too. There have been plenty of times where I have tasted the cake at weddings I was working at and was so surprised at how blah the cake tasted. I mean for goodness sakes, you pay enough for it….it better taste like the best thing you ever put in your mouth! Anytime I sang at a wedding that I actually noticed the cake it was always a White Flower cake, so that was easy for us and we were so happy with our decision…mmmmmmm.
Rick and Tiffany’s cake was both breathtaking and delicious.
RTH – What surprised you the most about the whole experience?
There are a several things. First, how much things cost and how fast it all adds up! Well, I really should say that surprised Rick….haha. Second, is how last minute people wait to turn in their response cards! I mean seriously, as if you don’t have enough to worry about in the last few weeks before your wedding you now have to worry about tracking down cousin so and so from God knows where to see if they want beef or chicken.
And finally, on a more serious note, is how much we enjoyed ourselves. I really thought I was going to be a nervous wreck, but we had such a good time and so did our guests. I am the one that was supposed to be sending thank you notes out for all of our gifts and here we were receiving thank you notes from our guests saying they have never had so much fun at a wedding before. That’s awesome.
By: Jessa Goodworth
This has been a crazy summer for RTH staff members. Of course, we work in events and every weekend is filled with them, but after being in business for 10 years, we have grown accustomed to having somewhat of a slow summer… a couple events here and there but mostly planning and plotting for the coming year’s busy season. This summer did not fall into the regular, “chill” category as, for the past 3 years, we have been launching a wedding marketing campaign and really enjoying our new roll as a Wedding DJ and Production Company – which left us performing, hosting and producing 75 weddings this summer.
Not only were we involved in planning these events as vendors, but many of our most recognizable EMCEE’s were also front and center at RTH produced weddings in other ways – rather than being a wedding vendor- They were members of The Bridal Party!
Matt Radicelli - Founder/Owner of Rock The House was honored at the wedding of long-time buddy, Travis Roe.
Jeff Kutz - Vice President of Sales - Rock The House helped out long-tim friend and event professional - Rick Smith Jr.
Tim Frankish – EMCEE and creative services manager, was approached by long-time friend and RTH wedding EMCEE – Kevin New to be honored as a groomsman.
In a sit-down interview with my fellow co-workers, I wanted to get the dirt on what being a Groomsman at a Rock The House event was like…
RTH – For each of your respective grooms, how long have you known the groom and how did you meet?
Matt – I’ve known Travis for 15 years. We met in HS, started working together after we graduated.
Jeff – I have known Rick for 5 plus years. We met while working an event together.
Tim – I meet my buddy Kevin when we were in middle school. That was about 13 years ago!
RTH – At the wedding that you were in, which vendors were used?
Matt – RTH DJ’d the wedding… it was at stambaugh auditorium… beautiful.
Tim – They used LCD photo and video for capturing their memories. Not sure about the limo service, it was very tight inside the limo…I think they tell people their bigger then they really are.
Jeff – LCD Photography, Hilton Akron/Fairlawn, Rock The House
RTH – What was it like, seeing RTH from a guest’s perspective?
Matt – Hard to contain myself… I notice everything. We did a great job and was proud to provide the products and services to a dear friend.
Tim – It was hard at first to relax…but after a few drinks and hitting the dance floor…I truly got to enjoy myself. I can honestly saw Rock The House is amazing at what we/they do!
Jeff – Amazing…not being biased. I had the time of my life!
RTH – Were you tempted at all, as a groomsmen, to get on the mic and do your thing?
Matt – Yes, and I did get on the mic once… couldn’t stop myself.
Tim – Not at all.
Jeff – Thought never crossed my mind!
RTH – What were you most impressed with as a groomsman in the wedding that you were in?
Matt – I was impressed by how much everyone danced and that the lighting was breathtaking.
Jeff – I was too busy having fun to notice!
Tim- The one thing that impressed me the much was how much thought my buddy and his wife put into the whole day. Everything was thought through…and carried out exactly how they wanted their special day. It truly is a lot of work…but in the end…it was exactly what they wished for!
Rock the House, Cleveland’s best entertainment group, helped host a wedding at Country Lakes Party Center in Broadview Heights, Ohio. They provided DJ and MC services for the wedding causing a dance party on the dance floor. A green screen photo booth with a custom background was also provided for the event. Guests were able to take their photos home. For more information on wedding DJs or entertainment services check out the Rock the House website.
