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How to Hire a DJ
written by DJ Andrew,
Managing Partner of
A Music Wave.
Finding the "right" DJ can be a challenge but if this is your first
time to hire a DJ, you came to the right space. Here are some very
helpful tips for hiring the "right" disc jockey (DJ) for your event!
many DJs return your call. DJs may be plentiful but many may not
be able to handle or may not be interested in your party or wedding
for various reasons including location of venue or availability.
planning with the styles of music you and your guests will enjoy.
If your event has more than 250 guests, make sure the DJ has a
sound system to handle the room size for your party or wedding.
experience, the best value, the best overall fit for your event.
three DJs you have selected. Customers who have hired a DJ will
have useful feedback about their experiences.
selected and read it carefully. DJs will also require a deposit
in order to secure the date with them.
each of them questions about how they will handle the details of your
event. Go over the contract with the DJ and the details on their set
up requirements. Make sure the DJ you meet is the DJ performing
at your party or wedding! Be sure and ask to see the DJ's music
library, and his/ her level of commitment to be on time.
DJ will be worth his weight in gold
when something unexpected happens.
wedding planners spend more of their
budget on food or catering than on
the DJ. However, if you have a bad
or average meal, it does not have the
same effect on the party or wedding as a bad or average DJ!
six months in advance, especially if the DJ is an experienced
Master of Ceremonies or MC. Your MC can make all of your
formal announcements and keep the event flowing at a good
pace to avoid guests being bored.
or wedding and as often as needed. Make sure your disc
jockey knows exactly what you expect from him / her.
