A professional DJ should have a wide range of music covering all types, genres and generations.  Our professional wedding DJs are prepared for all types and generations of music, enabling us to cater to your needs.

When you choose your DJ ask about the types of music that they have in their library as well as the type they play at receptions. You may want to inquire about specific titles or artists that you will want played at your reception.

We stay current on all the chart music. In addition to the requests you make for your function, our DJ’s will take requests from guests (IF YOU ALLOW US!) as well as use their own expertise to keep your event jamming!

ALWAYS have a written contract for services with your DJ (or any vendor) stating the exact date, time and location of your event to ensure that your DJ will show up, be ready on time at the right location.

Other details should be stated and agreed upon in writing as well to avoid miscommunication or misunderstandings associated with your wedding reception plans.

• A written contract is a legal and binding agreement for both parties to guarantee the event to be performed.
• A verbal agreement allows the amateur to back out of the agreement under the terms of a misunderstanding or miscommunication.

In most cases the amateur DJ forgets, never shows up or remembers at the last moment when he has made other plans. A professional never forgets and by using a written contract shows his serious intent to perform as you are expecting.

Actually this should be the last question. When hiring your DJ you should never risk having an awful reception to save a hundred dollars. While many couples focus on catering, decorations and apparel, they overlook the importance of an experienced, professional DJ.

In this business you really do get what you pay for and your choice of DJ can make or break your reception. Allowing a relative or a friend of a friend to use your special day to experiment with their DJ skills is a mistake.

An amateur DJ may be the right choice for you if your wedding photography will be captured on a disposable camera, your reception is being held in your family garage and friends and relatives provide your catering.

However, if you realize the importance of your master of ceremonies, music, quality sound equipment, and the professional appearance an experienced DJ will add to your special day then continue.

Interview Your DJ
When you take the time to meet in person, you have the opportunity to get to know the DJ up close and personal, and you should be able to make a much more informed decision based on his presentation or “pitch” as well as his appearance, his demeanor, and the all important “Vibe” or gut feeling you get from him.

Here are some questions you should ask a DJ before signing the contract:

1. Are you available for my date?
2. Will you be the DJ for my event?
3. Will you also Emcee my event?
4. Do you provide all the sound equipment needed?
5. Do you provide a written contract?
6. Is set up and tear down included?
7. Do you charge for travel?
8. How early do you arrive for setup?
9. Can you provide music for the ceremony and the reception?
10. Do provide a wedding ceremony and reception sound system if I need both?
11. Do you charge by the hour or do you build packages?
12. What type of equipment do you use, is it professional equipment?
13. Do provide backup equipment?
14. Are you licensed and insured?
15. To provide online event planning and music requests?
16. Can we pick the music we want to hear and do not want to hear?
17. Do provide wireless microphones for toast or speeches?
18. Do you arrange and execute the timeline at the event?
19. What do you wear to my event?
20. Do you take requests?
21. Do provide lighting?
22. Does it cost extra?
23. How many years of experience do you have?
24. How many weddings have you DJ?
25. What is the total price for the package?
26. How much is the deposit?
27. How is final payment arranged?
28. Are there any additional fees I should be aware of?