FAQs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I find most of my clients are planning a large party for the first time. And parties is all I do. So I like to guide my client through the process, provide all the planning tools I can and provide thorough information so clients can pick the options that best suit their event.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
There are always developments in the field. we stay on top of all the new technology and keep our music database updated every week.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
A Great DJ makes all the difference. Not all DJ's that call themselves wedding DJ's have been professionally trained to do weddings, and are just going off trail and error. I have been personally trained by a 30 year veteran of wedding receptions. I am now in my 11th year personally. I use a timetable to make everything run smoothly along with an info page asking what you want the DJ to do and specific items about your reception. I use professional DJ software to mix and It allows me search my 105,000 selections to instantly play your request. I play better music overall because of my superior genre organization. I customize every event the way you want it. I wear a tuxedo. Your wedding is important and what the DJ wears is an indication of how important is to them. I am a wedding specialist and your reception is extremely important.