"Aren't all DJ's the same?  Shouldn't I just choose the cheapest DJ?"

"A Wedding DJ is a SERVICE provider!  A common mistake brides and grooms make is to treat the DJ as a product and not a service.   It's really not their fault because most people have little or no experience when it comes to choosing a disc jockey.  As such, it is important to choose wisely.

Like any service provider, you often get what you pay for!  If you think about it, you hire your florist based on his/her artistry and ability to provide beautiful flowers that are arranged in a beautiful manner.  You hire your photographer/videographer based on experience, professionalism, and ability to artistically document your wedding and reception.  You hire your vendors based on their SKILL.  It's the same with a DJ."

"OK. So what SERVICES does a wedding DJ provide?"

What does a Wedding DJ do? - Much more than you might think!

• Master of Ceremonies - Keeps things moving smoothly.  We make all the necessary announcements clearly so that all your guests will know what's going on.  You may have seen the DJ's that just won't keep quiet and talk on the microphone all night.  We are NOT that way!  Also, you may have seen the opposite of the spectrum where the DJ says nothing at all.  We are also NOT that way!

• Disc Jockey - Reading your crowd and playing the right music.  There is an art to playing the right song at the right time.  Every crowd is different from the next so being able to read the crowd is an essential skill that an experienced Disc Jockey will provide.

• Musical Knowledge & Variety - Appealing to many ages and tastes.  It is absolutely worthless to hire a DJ that only knows one or two genres of music well.  Your guests will have many musical tastes, and there is simply no room for a DJ who sits there and imposes his/her musical tastes on you and your guests.  An experienced and skilled DJ will take requests and have knowledge about the types of music being requested, from 50s/60s Rock, 70s Rock & Disco, 80s Retro, 90s Dance, Classic Vocalists, top 40 and more.

• Coordination - Handling the details before and during your reception.  An experienced DJ spends a good deal of time coordinating the details and working with your other vendors during the wedding to ensure a smooth flow to your event.  The DJ is often the "Go-To" person for your other vendors, catering staff, and guests.