Here’s our list of frequently asked questions to save you time in your planning process.

FAQs

  • First off, all of our DJs are great. We have fantastic ratings, and I plan to keep that streak going. The premium DJs get referred more, consistently get more enthusiastic reviews, and will end up getting booked one way or another. The supply and demand is in their favor. But if you have a budget, I’ll certainly do my best to accommodate.

  • Yes! We recommend that between now and your wedding, you create 4 playlists on whatever you stream music on (Spotify, Apple Music, et). One for ceremony, cocktail, dinner, and party. Then as you are casually listening to music over dinner or road trips — add songs you see fit to these lists. Then a week before the wedding, send us the links to the playlist and we'll create our set list around this. You can do as little or as much of this as you want. We just want to ensure your music personalities and preferences shine at your wedding.

  • Option you can request: When it's time to get the party started, we "trick" people onto the dance floor by asking them to pose for a group photo. We work with the photographer to set it up. Everyone smiles ... then silly photo ... then hands up in the air while the beat drops and the lights switch. Works great, and gets the wallflowers onto the floor for at least a bit.

  • Yes! We can handle all of those “herding” type activities. And generally make sure your timeline is going to plan. Including interrupting your new second-cousin from chatting you up too long when we need to feed some people your cake!

  • Yes! We can guide you in the general format 90% of weddings take. And we can ensure everything stays on time day of at the reception.

  • We don’t talk too much, but we definitely talk enough. Some stereotypical wedding DJs can be obnoxious with using the music. We keep it reasonable. Most importantly, we announce all the important stuff and help the event move along nicely. Things like herding people to one activity to the next, intro’ing toasts, or dismissing tables for dinner.

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