Jon Horton Music

It was an honor to play for you guys! I hope we cross paths again! Best wishes to all 3 of you!

Thank you for the review, Stace. I enjoyed playing for you, but the complaints in the review are not fair. As I was setting up all my equipment on the beach (btw I did not know I was playing on the beach until I arrived), I was informed that you were not expecting a PA system, but rather just some acoustic guitar with no amplification at all. I kindly suggested against it since no one would hear me amidst the wind and the waves. This suggestion was taken, but now there was no power supply present for the PA. I had a long extension cord that was more than long enough for normal situations, but this was not the case here. Thankfully, you found more cords to reach about 200 feet away at the building.
For your second complaint: Five minutes before I had to begin playing, the ceremony was not ready to start. The altar was not setup yet, and no one had shown up in the seats, so I assumed the ceremony might run late (much later than just 5 minutes). So, I kindly suggested that we can simply renegotiate if I was needed for more time than intended. This suggestion was taken and I only suggested a small amount more if you needed me for 30 more minutes. Thankfully, the ceremony ended right on time (it was only 10 minutes long), and I didn't need to extend my time—or increase my fee. I'm glad my suggestions helped your wedding, and best wishes to the bride and groom.

Thank you so much, Brandon! Congratulations on your engagement. You were a great customer, and I hope I can play for you again, soon. Best wishes to you both.