A Packed Floor at TillingHouse at Suneagles: Julia & Tenzing’s New Jersey Wedding
There are weddings you walk into already knowing the floor is going to be packed, and this was one of them. Julia and Tenzing got married on August 2nd, 2026 at TillingHouse at Suneagles Golf Club in Eatontown, and the energy was there from the ceremony outside on the grounds all the way to the last song of the night. This one meant a little more to us, too. Julia and Tenzing actually met at a wedding I DJ’d back in 2022, and Tenzing had already seen our team run his best man’s wedding and another friend’s wedding before he ever called us. So by the time we were planning their own New Jersey wedding entertainment, it already felt like family.
Getting married at TillingHouse at Suneagles Golf Club
TillingHouse sits on the Suneagles Golf Club grounds in Eatontown, right in the heart of Monmouth County. Julia and Tenzing held their ceremony outside on the grounds at four o’clock. Nicholas Di Palo officiated.
Guests found their seats to “Iris” by the Brooklyn Duo, Julia came down the aisle to “Can’t Help Falling in Love” by Daniel Jang, and the two of them walked back out as a married couple to “Carry You Home” by Alex Warren. A ceremony out on the grounds with the reception steps away is exactly the kind of setup that keeps a wedding moving. You can see more about the venue on the TillingHouse site or its listing on The Knot.
The four songs that told their story
Every wedding has a handful of moments that carry the whole night, and the song choices are what make them land. Here’s the spine of Julia and Tenzing’s.
The grand entrance song: “Kill the Lights” by Audien. Julia and Tenzing were introduced as Mr. and Mrs. Tenzing Negi and hit the room to it. That’s the kind of grand entrance song that gets the whole room on its feet before the couple even reaches the floor, and it set the tone for exactly the night they wanted.
The first dance song: “Until I Found You” by Stephen Sanchez & Em Beihold. We built the arrangement to their taste, jumping from the second chorus into the third and playing it out, and we ran the Dance on Clouds effect underneath them the whole time. If you’re thinking through your own first dance, that’s the difference a little planning makes.
The father-daughter dance: “Forever Young” (acoustic) by Rod Stewart. Julia danced with her dad, Joe, and this one had a twist we set up ahead of time. Partway through, we cued Joe out and brought in Julia’s grandfather, Nonno Agostino, to finish the dance with her. Moments like that are why we ask so many questions on the planner. A father-daughter dance that hands off to Nonno is the kind of thing nobody in that room will forget.
The mother-son dance: “Thought You Should Know” by Morgan Wallen. Tenzing danced with his mom, and then we flipped it. Right at the end we transitioned into “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees and used it to pull the whole room out onto the dance floor. A well-planned mother-son dance song can do double duty like that when you set it up right.
Four songs, four different feelings, and every one of them planned down to the cue. That’s the part that separates a wedding that flows from one that stalls.
What Julia & Tenzing booked
Every wedding we run starts with the couple picking a package and then adding the pieces that fit their vision. Julia and Tenzing went with our Mystical Stellar Wedding Package and built it out from there.
None of that is a checklist to us. The photo booth gave guests something to do between dances, the two big screens kept candids and their montage rolling all night, and the Dance on Clouds effect turned their first dance into the picture everyone pulled out their phones for. The ceremony and cocktail sound systems are the quiet part that makes the vows out on the grounds and the music during cocktail hour sound the way they should, so nothing ever feels like it drops.
How the night actually ran
With the ceremony and reception both at TillingHouse, the day flowed. Our DJ, Anthony Moubayed, carried the cocktail hour from five to six with the playlist Julia and Tenzing put together, and then I took the mic for the introductions and kept the energy high right through the reception. The wedding party came in to Abba and the Weather Girls, the parents walked in to “Celebration” by Kool & the Gang, and from there it was a party.
This is an Italian family, so of course we played the tarantella and got everyone in a circle for it. Later in the night we dropped the groom’s favorite, “Calling (Lose My Mind),” right when he wanted it. That’s the part we handle so the couple can actually enjoy their night. If you want that for yours, grab a quote and we’ll talk it through.
What NJ and NY couples can take from this
Julia and Tenzing found us the best way anyone can, by seeing us run a room in person, more than once, before they ever booked. That’s how most of our weddings come to us, and it’s the standard we hold every single night. When you’re looking at wedding entertainment in New Jersey or New York, that’s the question worth asking: has someone you trust actually watched this team work?
The songs matter, the effects matter, and the packages matter, but what really carries a wedding is a team that has run hundreds of these and knows how to read the room. That’s the whole job, and it’s the part we take seriously from the first planning call to the last song.
Congratulations again to Julia and Tenzing. It was an honor to be on the mic for a night this good, and even more of one knowing where it all started. If you’re planning a wedding at TillingHouse at Suneagles or anywhere across NJ and NY, just reach out and let’s build your night.
Wedding entertainment questions couples ask
Who’s a good wedding DJ and MC for TillingHouse at Suneagles?
Our team runs weddings all over Monmouth County and the whole tri-state, and TillingHouse at Suneagles in Eatontown is a great room for it. I MC’d Julia and Tenzing’s wedding there myself. The best move is to set up a call so we can walk through your date and your vision.
What are good grand entrance songs for a wedding?
It depends on the energy you want walking in. Julia and Tenzing used “Kill the Lights” by Audien and it got the whole room up before they hit the floor. We keep a running list of grand entrance songs and match one to your crowd.
What’s a good father-daughter dance song?
A song that means something to the two of you beats a popular pick every time. The acoustic “Forever Young” by Rod Stewart worked beautifully for Julia and her dad, especially with the surprise handoff to her grandfather. We’ve got more ideas for the father-daughter dance whenever you’re ready.
How much does wedding entertainment cost in New Jersey?
It depends on the package and the enhancements you add, so there’s no single number. We break down what a wedding DJ in NJ costs on our site, and the fastest way to a real number for your date is to reach out for a quote.
