1. Do you provide a written contract for your services?
a. This should be YES without exception! Never take their word for it. Get it in writing!

2. How many wedding receptions have you performed at?
a. Generally speaking, the more experience, the more money a Disc Jockey is worth. You should look for a DJ that has performed at more than 60 weddings a year.

3. May I see you perform at a wedding reception?
a. This answer should be NO. Should your DJ allow a stranger to "pop-in" and watch even a few minutes of your big day and give the impression that they care more about the "next sale" rather than the party in front of them? See our answer to this!

4. How much do you charge?
a. Looking for value is not always the best coarse of action. As a rule you normally get what you pay for. The one thing people always remember for years after the wedding is how much fun they had at the reception dance. Experience, Professionalism & High Grade Equipment are your best value.

5. Are you limited to only 4 or 5 Hours because you have another wedding?
a. In all cases this should be NO! The Bride & Groom dictate the number of hours at a reception, as is stipulated in the Contract.  Its also your day.  That DJ should be dedicated to you!

6. How early do you arrive prior to a wedding reception?
a. Arrival time is generally 30 minutes prior and setup is complete before stated contract time.

7. What do you wear to a wedding reception?
a. The DJ should always dress in appropriate attire according to the event and the wishes of the client. We dress to fit in and not stand out.  Weddings - Dress shirt, Tie, Dress pants, Dress shoes.

8. I've heard horror stories of drunk DJs. Do you do drink on the job?
a. This should be an ABSOLUTE NO! Professionals do their job. They don't drink on the job. Our DJs are not permitted to drink although may take a drink and leave it on the table to give the impression that they have one going.  It keeps the guests from bringing up drinks all night!

9. Will the DJ act as a master of Ceremony?
a. We will do announcements through the evening and introductions into the hall.

10. Are you able to play continuous music?
a. Yes...the music never stops.  A professional DJ does not take a break.

11. How much music you have?
a. We carry over 9000 music selections to every event.  A DJ can average about 55 songs in 4 hours.

12. Do you use any theatrical lighting?
a. Depends again on the client's wishes. We do offer a variety of different lighting effects.

13.  Are there any special needs for your equipment?
a. Other than the normal precautions for any electrical equipment, no.

14. How many breaks will you take, how often, and for how long?
a. I do not take breaks during your reception as the music remains continuous.

15. What is the payment schedule?
a. Find out when payments are due including the procedure for cancellations. You can find ours here.

16. What happens if you get sick, do we have a backup?
a. Good Disc Jockey services ALWAYS have a backup plan or two. The BEST DJ services have this pointed out in their contracts and have this in place for the protection of their reputation and the success of your event.

17. Do you Sub-Contract your work out?
a. You want to make sure which Disc Jockey you are paying to have service your wedding reception - This should be NO! Companies that do this have "zero" control over the quality, equipment and music.

18. Do you need to be fed at my wedding reception?
a. This is variable.  If your DJ is there all day, like your guests, they should be fed.  If you do not want to feed them, they will leave and get dinner and come back.  Its always nice to have the DJ there so they can watch people and you can have music during dinner.

19. What does your equipment consist of?
a. Only professional Disc Jockey Equipment. Names include Yorkville, AudioPro, American DJ, Pioneer, Carver, Denon, Cortex and much more.