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5 IMPORTANT Questions to Ask Your DJ BEFORE You Hire Them

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by Greg Fernandes (MC/DJ and Sales Representative) 

Selecting the right DJ for your wedding celebration is one of the most important parts of your wedding puzzle. The days of the “Wedding Singer” style MC in a tuxedo are long gone. People are looking for fun, hip, DJ’s that can get the people rockin’ along with a polished voice and presence to maintain elegance. Here are a few questions that you should ask your DJ/MC.

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1. Do you have a reference that I can speak to that has similar tastes and requests?

This will give you the opportunity to talk with someone that has seen this guy in action. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and learn as much about your DJ/MC as you can.

2. How will you get my guests up on the dance floor if they do not seem to be into the dancing?

Every DJ/MC should have numerous ways to get people onto the dance floor. If your MC/DJ seems like they are thrown off by this question, RED FLAG!!!! This will let you know if these guys are the real deal or just if they are only there to collect a pay check.

3. Will you be bringing back-up equipment? What time will you be arriving?

This may be the most important question that you should ask. Back-up equipment and arrival time is vital and can be a huge let-down if your DJ is not prepared for the unexpected.

4. What kind of music will you be playing?

Remember, this is your event. Your DJ should be aware of your favorite party music. He should also be aware of your DO NOT PLAY list (one person's love song is another's break-up song!)

5. Will you be coordinating with the hotel regarding a timeline?

Your DJ should be in contact with your catering manager, hotel manager, and anyone else whose hands are touching your event. There should be a general timeline that everyone has to ensure that everyone is on the same page.

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