Colorblind Productions on TV again - Cake Boss

Yet another wedding reality show has featured one of our clients. You might recall we were on an episode of Whose Wedding is it Anyway

Where you all got to hear me {Dianne} as M.C. welcome our brides into the room and not see anything further of us.

Flash forward to the latest reality TV installment where we're present and unseen and ironically another same sex wedding. We were the DJ's at Bryant & Derek's wedding and they're featured on a recent episode of CakeBoss as the 2 grooms who received the wrong cake.

See the episode here Cake Boss: Weddings, Water and Whacked!

In this segment you get to see our van parked just ahead of cake deliver SUV and in the background our Plasma screens. They deserve a blog post in and of itself (soon, I promise) as their wedding was at the Magnificent Loews Theater in Jersey City.

Whose Wedding is it Anyway?

On the 4th of July we may have not watched the fireworks on the east river but we watched a different set of fireworks in the commitment ceremony/wedding for Regina and Yezenia. It was a fabulous wedding with it's own paparazzi as it will be showcased in the fall for Style Network's Whose Wedding is it Anyway.

We had the pleasure of again, working with the band Ray Rodriguez and Swing Sabroso and balancing between them and all the other surprises and activities throughout the night as they not only had the band and us as the DJ, but a full Viennese set up, a sparkler lighting and a surprise Mariachi! Talk about a full schedule!

But it all worked out smoothly and without a hitch. I love working with the maître d' Richard at Mayfair Farms as he is always very on top of everything and very gracious with giving us heads up one when things happen. We get along wonderfully. And what a great crowd of guests. The likelihood of seeing Rob or I in the background shots or any mention of Colorblind Productions on Whose Wedding is it Anyway is probably ridiculously low. They generally don't focus on vendors unless there's drama and with us the level of drama is low. The show focus overall is about the planner who in this case was Jenny Orsini.

The tiffany blue embodied much of the decor. From the photo table cards to the menu cards and programs, to the napkins and the cake, and the decorative up-lighting and the bridal party dresses. Tiffany blue was the color of the night.