How do you mix the music?
We mix music with the purpose of creating seamless transitions between songs and maintaining the energy and momentum on the dance floor. Mixing is something we do on the spot, based on the tempo (beat match) and “feel” of the songs and the reaction of the crowd. Our DJs use the original radio versions of each song unless there's a really good reason not to.
How do your DJ’s dress for an event?
Our "uniform" is a sport coat and dress pants with appropriate accessories.
What do you require from my event site? We require one six to eight foot banquet table, with skirting and linens. An adequate power supply (120-volt, 15-amp circuit on a grounded outlet) within 35 feet of where the DJ will be set up.
What kind of equipment do you use?
We use high quality, professional-grade sound equipment and computers utilizing professional DJ software. All of our music is in digital format. We use professional grade LED and standard bulb lighting and lasers. We also have wired and wireless microphones for your use during your ceremony and/or reception.
How many songs do you have? Our computer has about 8000 songs available. If we don’t have your special songs, we will download them. If the internet is available during your reception, we will download any song that is requested and appropriate to play at no additional cost to you.
How would you define your "style" or approach to providing DJ entertainment?
Our presentation is polished with a professional approach to announcements and microphone work. We have no interest in taking the spotlight from you! We don’t tell stories or plug our company on the microphone. We will not consume alcohol, disappear for a large amount of time, harass your guests, or take smoke breaks. Referrals are 100% of our business so we take pride in what we do!
Are you Expensive? Wedding entertainment averages less than 5% of the cost of the entire wedding yet no other vendor will have a bigger impact on your reception than your wedding entertainment. So, how much is your wedding DJ going to cost? This depends on how comfortable you are with your DJ’s experience, equipment, personality, lighting and attention to detail. The typical wedding DJ cost will vary between $500-$4500.
When is Payment due? You are required to pay a 20% nonrefundable deposit at the time of booking. Your final payment may be made at anytime, but no later than the day of your wedding.
Do you accept credit cards? Yes we do! We can invoice you via Pay Pal by sending an e-mail. Once you open the e-mail, you we be promoted to make your payment via Pay Pals secure website. A 5% surcharge will added to cover the cost of the Pay Pal transaction. We will accept a credit card payment up until a week before your wedding.
What if I have a questions? This one is simple. Call or text 952-807-4869. This is my personal cell phone number. I will respond to you within 24 hours and typically within a just an hour or two, even on weekends. E-mail also works great, however I typically check my e-mail once per day. Communication is a key to a successful wedding reception and I make sure I’m available to my clients. Complicated, easy, or silly questions are welcomed!
We mix music with the purpose of creating seamless transitions between songs and maintaining the energy and momentum on the dance floor. Mixing is something we do on the spot, based on the tempo (beat match) and “feel” of the songs and the reaction of the crowd. Our DJs use the original radio versions of each song unless there's a really good reason not to.
How do your DJ’s dress for an event?
Our "uniform" is a sport coat and dress pants with appropriate accessories.
What do you require from my event site? We require one six to eight foot banquet table, with skirting and linens. An adequate power supply (120-volt, 15-amp circuit on a grounded outlet) within 35 feet of where the DJ will be set up.
What kind of equipment do you use?
We use high quality, professional-grade sound equipment and computers utilizing professional DJ software. All of our music is in digital format. We use professional grade LED and standard bulb lighting and lasers. We also have wired and wireless microphones for your use during your ceremony and/or reception.
How many songs do you have? Our computer has about 8000 songs available. If we don’t have your special songs, we will download them. If the internet is available during your reception, we will download any song that is requested and appropriate to play at no additional cost to you.
How would you define your "style" or approach to providing DJ entertainment?
Our presentation is polished with a professional approach to announcements and microphone work. We have no interest in taking the spotlight from you! We don’t tell stories or plug our company on the microphone. We will not consume alcohol, disappear for a large amount of time, harass your guests, or take smoke breaks. Referrals are 100% of our business so we take pride in what we do!
Are you Expensive? Wedding entertainment averages less than 5% of the cost of the entire wedding yet no other vendor will have a bigger impact on your reception than your wedding entertainment. So, how much is your wedding DJ going to cost? This depends on how comfortable you are with your DJ’s experience, equipment, personality, lighting and attention to detail. The typical wedding DJ cost will vary between $500-$4500.
When is Payment due? You are required to pay a 20% nonrefundable deposit at the time of booking. Your final payment may be made at anytime, but no later than the day of your wedding.
Do you accept credit cards? Yes we do! We can invoice you via Pay Pal by sending an e-mail. Once you open the e-mail, you we be promoted to make your payment via Pay Pals secure website. A 5% surcharge will added to cover the cost of the Pay Pal transaction. We will accept a credit card payment up until a week before your wedding.
What if I have a questions? This one is simple. Call or text 952-807-4869. This is my personal cell phone number. I will respond to you within 24 hours and typically within a just an hour or two, even on weekends. E-mail also works great, however I typically check my e-mail once per day. Communication is a key to a successful wedding reception and I make sure I’m available to my clients. Complicated, easy, or silly questions are welcomed!