Dj Tumi

10/13/2026

DJ transitions that make sense, part 3.

3 songs in 60 seconds edition.

1. “It Takes Two”
2. “It Takes Kool”
3. “Bust a Move”

Three tracks that work so well together, keeping the energy up and the dance floor moving without missing a beat.

What song do you think I played next?

This was from an October wedding at the Beauport Hotel in Gloucester,MA.

10/09/2026

Having a friend or family member officiate your wedding and it’s their first time? Here are a few simple tips that can make a big difference during your wedding ceremony.

Tag your future officiant in the comments so they see these before the big day!

10/07/2026

Did you know you can still use Instagram like the “old days”?

Here’s how to put your Instagram feed back in chronological order.

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Officiating a wedding for the first time? Here are 3 simple tips that will make the ceremony smoother for you and the couple.

Couples, send this to whoever is officiating your wedding if it’s their first time.

If you have officiated a wedding before what are some other tips you would give to first timers?

10/05/2026

A ch*****ne bucket filled with double cheeseburgers from McDonald’s …say less.

Are you grabbing one of you are at this wedding?

10/02/2026

DJ transitions that make sense, part 2.

“Hollaback Girl” by Gwen Stefani into “The Way I Are” by Timbo the King .

Two 2000s classics with instantly recognizable sounds that make this transition between them just feel right. Good DJing isn’t always about making a transition complicated. Sometimes it’s about finding two songs that naturally belong next to each other and keeping the energy moving.

This one was from a wedding at the Sunset Pavilion at the Owl’s Nest Resort in New Hampshire.

What two songs should I try next?

10/01/2026

Do I take requests at weddings? Sure. But timing is everything.

This guest wanted Nelly, and about 10 minutes later I found the right moment to mix “Hot In Herre” over “Yeah!” by Usher. The second the guest realized what was happening, his reaction said it all.

I love a good request when it fits the couple’s vibe and adds value to the dance floor. It’s even better when it was something I was already planning on playing! That lets me know I am getting a good read on the crowd!

In this scenario the song request checked all those boxes, so we made it happen.

09/30/2026

DJ transitions that make sense, part 1.

“Stayin’ Alive” into “December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night).”

Two classics, similar energy, and a transition that keeps the dance floor moving without feeling forced. Sometimes good DJing is less about making a transition complicated and more about knowing what song makes sense next.

Live from a wedding at The Margate Resort on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.

What two songs should I try next?