As I mentioned previously, a photo booth is a great way to enhance any party, quinceañera, prom, wedding or corporate event. When you hire DJ LALO FLORES for your photo booth needs, you get to choose between 2 backdrops; a 9'X10' white backdrop or a a 4.5'X7' silver sequin one.

The advantage of the white backdrop is that colors and props really pop out in pictures. The backdrop is not competing with the guests and makes them the main focus of the picture. Since it is larger, more people can fit in a picture ( the record is 14) and couples can also take a pictures and the backdrop will not seem too big.

The advantage of the silver backdrop is that it is great for small groups and couples. It also takes up less space in the venue. The sequins create an interesting visual that attracts guests to the booth. It looks great at galas, weddings, quinces, princess parties, 1920's themed parties and other elegant events.

Take a look at some examples below and contact me when you are ready to book:

DJ LALO FLORES has been performing at weddings since 2001. This is a compilation video from some of the weddings in 2015. The footage includes highlights from the ceremony like the processional, jumping the broom, sand ceremony and the first kiss; from the reception, toasts, cake cutting, garter and bouquet tosses and also a lot of dancing. You can rest assured that DJ Lalo will help your wedding be a success by helping you plan out the order of events and helping you with the music selection so everything flows smoothly. The weddings in the video took place in venues in Estes Park, Fort Collins, Greeley, Colorado Springs, Denver and Aurora, and surrounding areas.

DJ Lalo Flores had the honor of performing at this wedding that took place at Club Tico in Fort Collins Colorado.
The bride and groom were looking for a bilingual dj that could make announcements and make sure the time-line of events flowed smoothly.  DJ Lalo Flores met with the couple before hand at a Starbucks in Denver to make sure he understood the vision for the big day. The bride selected 'I DO' by Jessie James Decker to walk down the aisle for her processional.  The groom had a very specific taste in latin music in Spanish, on the other hand the bride was more into top 40 and country music. DJ Lalo Flores was able to read the crowd and kept the dance floor packed all night. The guests requested cumbias sonideras, merengues, bachatas, norteñas and zapateados. Lalo Flores was assisted that night by his wife who played the role of day of coordinator and made sure all the events flowed smoothly. She lined up the bridal party for the ceremony, and made sure the officiants microphone was sounding good.  She even helped pour some champagne for the toast and serve the cake for the guests. DJ Lalo's bilingual skills came in handy as he was able to MC (emcee) and make all the announcements in English and Spanish.  Check out some of the pictures below and also some highlights in this compilation video.  Don't forget to contact DJ Lalo Flores if you are having a wedding in Fort Collins, Denver,Aurora, Estes Park, Greeley or anywhere in between!

Make your first dance extra memorable by customizing it. Let me remix two or more songs of your choosing to surprise your guests. In this video, Matt and Amber show off their dance skills to everyone's delight! Matt's aunt, Linda Goodrich, helped them professionally choreograph this exciting number. I can also remix your song for the ceremony entrance or play a song or a sound clip with a special meaning to enhance your toast. Contact DJ Lalo Flores today!

There is now more music available than a person could hear in their lifetime. Sadly, the radio stations only play maybe 1% of it and 99% of great music goes unheard...

Sometimes, it can be hard to pick which songs to listen to. My awesome wife and EMCEE got me a book for my birthday called 1000 Songs to Hear Before You Die. I enjoy learning about the story behind the songs and about the artists themselves. For example , did you know that "Save the last dance for me" was inspired by the wedding of famous composer Doc Pomus? Pomus had polio and was in a wheelchair during his wedding to a Broadway dancer. The lyrics then become like a page from his autobiography:

Oh, I know that the music's fine
Like sparkling wine go and have your fun
Laugh and sing but while we're apart
Don't give your heart to anyone

But don't forget who's taking you home
And in whose arms you're gonna be
So darlin', save the last dance for me

If you like Save the Last Dance for Me, you could use it for your last dance at your wedding when you hire DJ LALO FLORES.

What songs do you think that I should hear before I die? Leave me a comment below.