Wedding DJ Tips

This is an old tradition that probably started in England or France. It can be a lot of fun for some people. The bouquet & garter toss, just the bouquet toss or a replacement like the anniversary dance.

An old Polish tradition. Guests give dollars to the Best Man or Maid/Matron Of Honor to dance with the Bride or Groom. Many countries around the world have similar traditions.

The year 2020 was a very difficult year for wedding vendors. Wedding DJs, Wedding Photographers, Caterers, Venues, Florists, Cake Makers, etc... We're sticking together and looking forward to 2021.

Dance floor lights can have a positive effect on the atmosphere of your party dance floor. The lights are directed t the dance floor, so guests who are seated are not affected by the colored lights.

A quick search on Google, Yahoo or Bing for "Wedding DJs" will bring results that include large national companies who specialize in getting you a VERY cheap DJ. This is when the phrase 'you get what you pay for' applies for sure.

Reading the dance floor is critical for any successful Wedding DJ. The magic to a full dance floor is pretty simple, play the right song at the right time. When you submit your playlists be sure to include songs that are popular and danceable!!

Every wedding needs to have a plan B ready to go. Weddings are a live event, so things can happen suddenly and without notice. Be ready, weather in particular can affect plans for the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner or dancing. Heat, wind, rain, always have a second plan ready to kick into gear!

The biography of your DJ, Dave Dionne. Radio disc jockey, husband, dad and world traveler.

It's hard to believe how the role of the wedding DJ has changed over the last 30-40 years. Turntables, CD's to computers. There was actually time when we only did receptions, no ceremonies. Speakers and amps once weighed a ton!!

Frequently asked questions. Are you available? How much do you charge? I'll try to keep it brief and to the point.