Aljoe Mix Lights and Sounds

Aljoe Mix is Juan Carlo's partner in providing basic light and sounds system. We did not transact with them personally. It was Al from JC who did all the coordination with Aljoe Mix.

We had our ceremony outdoor so I was worried that the basic sound system may not be enough to cover our venue. Al assured me that Aljoe Mix is a frequent supplier in Club Balai Isabel and so that shouldn't be a concern.

Our reception venue at Club Balai Isabel (Pantalan)
Photo by R.A.W.

The amplification the sound system did to our hired musicians (Muzzique Vox) was excellent. During the ceremony proper, however, there were glitches in the sound coming from the microphone. I noticed that while our officiant and our parents were giving their speeches. I'm not sure what happened or what caused it. It was quite windy during that time.

Ceremony & reception sound system by Al Joe Mix
with Thoffy Consulta and Mayor Zenaida Mendoza
Photo by R.A.W.



For our reception, our host (Thoffy Consulta) suggested that we get a wireless microphone for the program. We got one at an added cost of 1000 pesos. We upgraded the lights also because we also wanted to create a festive mood during our reception.

Lights system by Aljoe Mix
Photo by R.A.W.

Verdict: We were pretty quite satisfied with Aljoe Mix's services. Those glitches during the ceremony is something that they should look at, as it could make or break the occasion.

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