Fusion Sound and Lighting was one of the vendors offered through our wedding package. I am leaving a mixed review because there are certain elements that I was very happy with and some that did not go according to plan. Our wedding was in September, and we started working with Rick and Kaylen in January or February of this year after booking our venue. They communicated well and consistently throughout the process up until the day of. Initially, we filled out planning forms with them that included timelines and important songs we wanted. Then they transitioned us to using an app planner called Vibio, where you can input songs for different parts of the wedding along with notes for the DJ that could be arranged into a timeline. The app worked well during the planning process, but I’m not sure it went well for the wedding reception. Kaylen, our DJ, video chatted with us before the wedding to confirm details and discuss anything else we wanted to happen. Kaylen has a great personality a... Read morend was easy to talk to. For the event, Rick, the owner, was present, which we did not anticipate, nor were we told about in advance. So instead of Kaylen performing the bulk of the DJ duties, Rick often was working the music at the reception even though I’m not sure he was fully aware of everything we wanted. I think this dynamic threw off the plan a bit, and I wish we had had a chance to discuss 2 DJs being present BEFORE the day of since I do not think they were in sync. I will say that the ceremony went absolutely perfect and all the “big song” moments went well. Here are the things that did not go so well: At the reception, 1 pair of groomsman/bridesmaid were not announced during introductions and they had to run out on the floor before we went (despite reviewing their names the day of). They also mixed up announcements for who was giving the blessing vs welcome speech. Additionally, I had asked them to make an announcement for guests to go to the bar and get champagne or cider before toasts by our MOH and best man were made, but this did not happen, so we had all of this alcohol behind the bar that no one drank until the bartender alerted us. So.. we sort of artificially made up a reason to toast since the DJs then wanted to make the announcement halfway through the dancing at the reception. I don’t know where the confusion came from since I left them notes in the app that followed our timeline. Some other transitions felt awkward in this way, and the guests were sort of abruptly shuffled through things. Other than song requests for things like first dances, quite a few of the songs I put in the planner that I starred as “must play” did not make it into playlist during cocktail hour, dinner, or the reception. Sometimes they would play songs by the same artists, but they were not always lyrically or thematically appropriate for a wedding. I am not sure why this happened --- maybe they could not access certain songs through the app and only prepared in advance to definitely have our first dance and ceremony songs. They even repeated a couple of songs during the night, which I am not too fond of. However, despite all of the little hiccups during the reception, our guests were out on the dance floor the whole night and seemed to have a good time. The sound system was on point – I think most of the issues were a problem with organization. If you choose FSL, I would recommend sitting down with them before your event and making your expectations clear.