FAQs
- What types of customers have you worked with?
Most of my shows are Weddings, Business functions and backyard (or large) parties. I have some limitations as to where I go and what the function is.
- What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?
I don't push. I tell all my clients to look at what I offer. The pre-site visit that I do gives them a chance to meet me in person and we can talk about what they expect from their DJ. If I am not the right fit, no harm done.
- What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?
Hiring a DJ is easy. Getting the right one is hard. Some of the horror stories I hear make me ill. Really: Sight unseen DJ plays all of Culture Club's music (party was 50 and older). DJ arrives and after 1/2 an hour puts music on a robo system and disappears behind the curtain to make out with a guest. These actions are not representative of a good DJ who values his work or ethics. Also, a DJ that's excels at his craft may not quote a gig unless the date of the event is within a 90 or 120 day period of time. Quoting a wedding for a year down the road is not good business. The DJ may not be in business a year down the road and now the event coordinator has to scramble to get a back up DJ. Also, things change in the space of 6 months or a year. A good and reputable DJ will respond to a request SAME DAY and should be more than capable of handling your request in as little as 20 days. So start your DJ search closer to the actual date of the event.