Wedding DJ Tips

Be sure to get a written contract from your wedding DJ. It should contain the date, time, place, cost, cost for additional hours and the retainer/deposit amount. You should also get a Certificate Of Insurance. Like other parts of the economy, Wedding DJs are facing a huge demand with a limited supply.

If you'll be having children at your wedding, consider the perfect gift for them, the children's book: "The Best Wedding Ever". It's 38 pages of illustrations that'll teach kids what weddings look like... Easy to read too, covering various wedding events like the ceremony, the introductions, the first dance, the cutting of the cake, bouquet toss and more... available on Amazon.

If you've got at least 3 years of experience as a Wedding DJ, I'd love to hear from you. You must have your own equipment and reliable transportation. Dionne Entertainment sends DJs to the State of Maine's top wedding venues every single year!! You'll be very well compensated!!!

Be sure to ask your DJ if they provide wedding ceremony services. This service typically includes a speaker system, wireless microphones, pre-ceremony music, processional and recessional songs too. Our company also provides it's own electricity for ceremonies in unique locations that have no electrical power.

If there's one thing that really gets my goat, it's when I send out an accurate and timely quote and it goes to the recipients junk or spam folder and never gets read!!! I take pride in getting back to people quickly. To be on the safe side, feel free to call or text me for a quote anytime, it's guaranteed to be junk and spam free!!!

One of the best catering companies ever was Connie's Catering of Lewiston, Maine. Connie was the nicest person on earth and she always insisted on feeding everyone at the wedding, the bartenders, the DJ, the band, the photographer, the maintenance guy, everybody got a meal!!! Why? It was the right thing to do.

Get your phone ready, get your laptop charged-up, it's time to search for your Wedding DJ. google, Yahoo and Bing are good places to start. Asking your venue to see their recommended Vendor Lists is a reliable resource too. Asking the vendors you've already contracted can also be a great way to find your DJ. Get shopping though, don't delay!!!

It's that time of year, when numerous couples start searching for an available Wedding DJ. Be sure not to let price dictate who you end up selecting. Ask about experience, music, arrival time, a written contract, liability insurance!! And don't be fooled by those ads for cheap wedding DJs, $395-$495 type of Craig's List quality Wedding DJs.

Got my Moderna booster shot last week at Walgreens in Cornish, Maine! I'd love for the wedding business here in Maine to get back to normal, so I'm doing my part. No more listening to the anti-science and anti-medicine bird-brains on Social Media, Youtube and on Podcasts. I'm sticking with real science and real medicine.

My new Children's Book, "The Best Wedding Ever" is available on Amazon and Bookbaby. If you'll be having children at or in your wedding, you may want to consider getting this book. It tells of the story of a boy and girl who experience being in a wedding!!