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Exclusive Open House for Brides and Grooms Looking for a DJ or Lighting Thursday September 9th at 7:00PM

Invisible Touch is hosting an Open House on Thursday September 9th at 7:00PM. This event is for any Brides and Grooms that are looking to book a DJ or lighting for their wedding. There will be great food catered and drinks will be served as well. This is an opportunity for you to meet our DJs and get to know them personally. It’s a great way to find the performer that is the perfect fit for you. We will also be displaying our various lighting options that evening in our showroom.

In addition, we are offering a 30% discount for anyone that chooses to book with Invisible Touch that night. This is a special offer only available the night of the event and limited to the first 20 couples that RSVP.

Please RSVP with your name, event date, venue, and number of people attending by Tuesday Sept. 7th. to vguiseppe@invisibletouchevents.com OR call Victor at 949-450-9950

Our office is located at 9781 Irvine Center Drive, Irvine, CA, 92618
about 1 mile south of the Irvine Spectrum. We hope to see you there!

Here’s A Fun Fact: The Origin of the Honeymoon!

The Scandinavian word for honeymoon is derived, in part, from an ancient Northern European custom in which newlyweds, for the first month of their married life, drank a daily cup of honeyed wine called mead. The ancient practice drinking the honeyed wine date back to the history of Atilla, king of the Asiatic Huns from A.D. 433 to A.D. 453.

So that leaves us with the question of where the “moon” in the word “honeymoon” originates. One piece of folklore relates that the origin of the word moon comes from a cynical inference. To the Northern Europeans the terms referred to the body’s monthly cycle and, its combination with honey, suggested that not all moon’s of married life were as sweet as the first. British prose writers and poets, in the 16th and 17th centuries, often made use of the Nordic interpretation of honeymoon as a waxing and waning of marital affection.