A LITTLE HISTORY

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MAKING A LONG STORY SHORT!

Moments in Time, LLC started back in 2001 while I was a middle school teacher in Holland, MI. I predominately made slideshows for weddings and sport teams in need of highlight reels. It was a great side job while I was teaching full time. After a couple of years being in the slideshow business I saw how the slideshow and DJ business could become one.

I was one of the first to DJ and create slideshows from the same business. I was intrigued while in attendance at a wedding in Detroit. I couldn't believe I was seeing a DJ using a computer to DJ with. It happened to be the same computer I owned at the time. I started asking questions and it got me thinking (oh no!). It got me thinking that I could put together a DJ company here in West Michigan. I had most of the equipment and music from the slideshow business. I did just that, opened Moments in Time, LLC. My buddies say, "Moments in Time? What kind of girly name is that for a DJ company?" I like it! It is girly and it works great for weddings!! Whatever the girls want, the girls get. That's what my wife says anyways.

I began with one DJ set-up and have steadily grown the business to be one of the fastest, if not the fastest growing DJ business in West Michigan today. We have quadrupled our equipment and our wedding bookings in that time. The future looks bright. It better since I no longer teach anymore!! 2009 will be our 6th summer as a full service DJ entertainment company. I have surrounded myself with the best staff members. I know because I taught and coached some of them in school. I'm only 36, but that makes me feel so old!  At Bridal Shows I still hear "Are you the teacher DJ's."  We respond,  "You're not one of my former students are you?"