Ceremony system... before setup on the cart, and after.

[azcatman]

I worked a wedding this past weekend where the ceremony was about a 5 minute walk from the reception area. I've been working on fitting all my ceremony gear on to my cart without dropping anything or having to make two trips. I think I figured it out, and I wanted to share. The first photo shows my ceremony gear on my cart- my rack with a mixer and power conditioner, two K12s, two stands, an x-stand, two wireless lavs, power cable and xlr. The only things missing (but still fits) that I often bring is a third mic and a stand for readings. The second photo shows the ceremony location with the the sound all set up. It would be cool to see other photos like this of one-cart-load setups.

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p304/djmuff/Forums/IMG_0348.jpg (http://s131.photobucket.com/user/djmuff/media/Forums/IMG_0348.jpg.html)

My rack looks like it's on top of that wood box here. It's just the angle. It's behind the wall on my x-stand.
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p304/djmuff/Forums/IMG_0349.jpg (http://s131.photobucket.com/user/djmuff/media/Forums/IMG_0349.jpg.html)

[DJ Nada]

I like it. Nice and clean, probably sounded good too.

[wapples]

YUP thats the way I usually do ceremony with the same X2 KW122 and usually just run music from OLD school style iPod in line two and mic wireless or wired running in line one And Its usually hidden and positioned so know one sees me or the speakers but sounds amazing will park my van in the distance and leave it running with an inverter feeding power. The QSC amps are seriously efficient. But really you get oodles of sound any like in the picture you just zip along where needed.

OPOAT