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Pricing for disc jockeys can fluctuate widely depending on
what equipment/props they provide, the length of performance
time selected, whether travel is required and so on.
Many professional disc jockeys are experienced at performing
Master of Ceremony duties. This means that they can control
the tempo of your reception as well as what activity takes place
next . It is important during your initial meeting with a perspective
disc jockey to discuss whether or not they are comfortable in
this role. A top notch disc jockey can guide the newlyweds straight
through from the couples introduction to clearing out the end
of the evening stragglers once the party has ended.
This next advice is critical! If you hire an entertainment
company to contract a DJ for you -- then remember the old adage
of buyer beware. Your wedding day is one of the most special
times in your life and you do not want someone showing up whom
you've never met. A contract disc jockey will probably know
very little if anything about the couple, and who knows what
they will be wearing. Make sure the contract for services that
you sign is exclusive to the DJ you actually meet!
Last but not least, be creative. Get together with friends
and family to compile a "hit list" of you favorite
dance songs. By delivering the list to you disc jockey prior
to the big day, you and your new spouse can rest easy knowing
everyone can dance the night away at your reception.
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you bring special lighting?
