After 26 years of being a wedding DJ here are some of my observations 1) Plan out where the dance floor area will be.  Place the DJ next to the dance floor and leave room for his speakers at the edge of the dance area. It is not a good idea to have speakers 5 […]

So you want to have your toes in the sand and a ocean side ceremony? Perhaps a outdoor location or sound side in a little bit remote area? How will everyone hear you? In a church the minister (who is Loud) uses a microphone and amplification of some kind. The walls and ceiling help keep […]

Are you thinking of hiring a friend who is a DJ? . I can certainly understand.  It can be a huge difference in the outcome of your wedding! I’m not trying to sell you on us. But we have been in business for 26 years and we get this story all the time! Usually the next […]

This write up is all reprinted from a national website about hiring wedding DJ’s from a grooms point of view – not ours… But Get Wedding DJ References From Friends, Coworkers, Wedding Reception Halls Your best resource in finding your wedding DJ is people you know. Ask around, try locally famous DJs from radio stations. […]

You may need to rent from your DJ a 3rd speaker. This is very important if the room is broken up.  An example is- the DJ is set up in one room that will be the dance room (exactly where he should be). But, the dinner and toasts are in another room.  You will probably want […]