Matthew S. Love    

Coordinator    Officiant    DJ    Auctioneer   Master of Ceremonies    

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Dates still available this year! 

"Full of Love and Positive Energy! "

- Anne Kintz 

We don’t invite people to an event to merely entertain them. We invite them to share a meaningful experience; the kind we remember. Weddings and events are their own living entity in a sense, created by the collective consciousness of everyone there. It takes more than even talent or expertise to reveal that.  

I know you want it to be FUN too! Believe me, so do I !

My vision is the creation of your heartfelt intention. This happens in many ways but most importantly by combining key services that most impact everyone's experience. 

If you ask someone about specifics of an event they attended such as what the colors were or what was served or said, they won't likely be able to tell you. You'll hear about their overall experience, whether or not they enjoyed it. If they had a strong emotional response to something you'll get a remark such as "that boring priest...I couldn't wait for it to end," or "it was the most touching or hilarious and FUN wedding I've ever been to!" 

We retain experiences through our emotional responses, wonderful and negative alike. Have you ever crammed for a test then aced it? Could you now or even remember exactly when you took it? Probably not because it had no personal meaning. For the best  events, we want wonderful emotional experiences in as many people as possible. The best gatherings are so because A), most people there understand we're social creatures who need meaningful connection and B), people had wonderful emotional responses. Some might be moved by an elegant ballroom with gorgeous flowers, décor and delicious food yet it remains less likely they'll remember those details over feelings of joy and love for YOU and their personal experience.

The significance of the person facilitating emotional engagement is absolutely monumental!

In your experience at events, what made it or broke it? For me it's the human element. An event may have an announcer droning on, oblivious to the crowd response while another has an engaging funny host keeping me interested moment by moment, engaging me in the spirit of the celebration be that the love of a couple, meaningful work of a service organization etc. 

Crafting fantastic events is rewarding. If attendees enjoy it, they'll enthusiastically speak about for a while while fundraisers enjoy record goals. For large events, having the right person on the microphone is critical. For small gatherings, having the right connector or facilitator is. It's as much about allowing as it is about planning. As we take each step together, we'll merge intention and preparation while also letting it be what it wants to be which can never be fully known ahead of time.  

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