Simple Vows - Wedding Officiant

I'm doing a wedding for my Niece and need some help with an AMATEUR DJ, or someone who would be willing to (volunteer) DJ for a young military couple getting married on ZERO BUDGET!!

Looking for recommendations for an amateur DJ - maybe a HS or college student (anyone really) that has some equipment and wants to practice or even 'I've always wanted to do that'. Don't have a lot to spend, but can flip a little their way. Outdoor Wedding reception Aug. 31 in Williamston 3:30 pm to 10 or 11pm. Mixed age audience.

Thank you Gabby and Troy for the privilege of officiating your beautiful wedding today. May your love grow and shine for the rest of your lives.

I have battled cancer....


I’m told that chemo, radiotherapy (and immunotherapy) treatment, can take years until you feel alive again ... With the side effects of chemo and radiation, you will never be 100% again because your immune system is weak. Ruins marriages, families and relationships with friends. Because you're not the same again after cancer and treatments.
In the hardest moments you know who your real friends are or who the people are who appreciate you.
Unfortunately, like with most friendships, Facebook friends will leave you in the middle of a story. They want a post to ′′like′′ for the story, but they don't really read your message when they see it is long.
More than half have stopped reading. Someone may have already gone to the next post in their newsfeed.
I have decided to publish this post in support of close family, friends and relatives who have fought this horrible disease.
Now I'm focusing on those who take the time to read this post to the end ... a little test, just to see who reads and who shares without reading.
Cancer is a very aggressive and destructive enemy of our bodies.
Even after treatment, the body is devastated. It's a very long process.
I would like to know who I can count on and who takes the time to read this.
When you have finished this, write ′′Done′′ in the comments.
Sadly, cancer is still the illness of the century. Please, in honor of someone who died, or who is battling cancer. Everyone says, ′′If you need anything, don't hesitate: I'll be there for you.′′ So I'm going to make a bet, without being pessimistic: I know my family and friends will put it on their wall. You just have to copy. I did it for someone very, very, special! We all know someone who stood before us, and who has fought or who is fighting this battle.
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