Wedding DJ Tips

Always double-check to make sure your Wedding DJ has received your signed contract and retainer. Re-check the date, time and place on the contract too!

I use the Yamaha speaker system for the ceremony. I've been using Shure Wireless microphones, hand-held and lapel, for the last few years. The BOSE speakers for cocktail and dinner. The QSC Speaker system for the dancing!

We'll need to know who the officiant is and who the photographer is. What's your first dance. Who's giving the toast? Are you doing parent dances? Cake?

These two forms are a great way to convey exactly what you want us to do and play.

It's time to make people dance. Playing the right song at the right time. Songs you can easily dance too! Send me your Spotify playlist and we''ll create a winning format for the night.

Here's where you can play anything in the world. Got a favorite artist or song that you must hear? The cocktail hour and dinner music are the two chances to apply your favorite songs.

Many people still use Google to search for most things, including a Wedding DJ. Seek out someone based in the State you're wedding will be held in. Use Yahoo and Bing too.

There's no doubt that the wedding vendors at your wedding are working as a team. Cooperating and keeping each other in the loop is important. I always maintain full flexibility as the wedding progresses.

This is something that couples need to decide for themselves in advance. I have no contract requirement for a meal. I do ask if I'll be fed on my Wedding Reception Planner form, it's just a "yes" or "no" question.

Ah yes, where was I born and raised. Educational background. Radio career. Wedding DJ experience. The things you'll want to know if you're going to listen to these podcasts.

This is a bit complicated. The price depends on the date, the location, how many hours you need and a few other factors. Do you need the DJ for the ceremony? Do you want dance floor lights or uplighting.