If you’re considering hiring a wedding DJ, here are a few things to keep in mind:

1. Experience: Look for a wedding DJ who has experience performing at weddings. They should have a good understanding of what music to play to get people on the dance floor and keep them there.
2. Equipment: Make sure the DJ has high-quality equipment, including speakers, a mixer, and a microphone. The DJ should also have backup equipment in case of technical difficulties.
3. Music selection: The DJ should be willing to work with you to create a playlist that fits your preferences and the overall theme of your wedding. They should be able to play a wide range of music genres and take requests from your guests.
4. Professionalism: Your wedding DJ should be professional and easy to work with. They should be punctual, dress appropriately, and communicate clearly with you and your wedding planner.
5. Cost: Consider the cost of the DJ and how it fits into your overall wedding budget. Remember that a good wedding DJ can make a big difference in the success of your wedding reception, so it may be worth investing in a quality DJ.

“ A Good DJ isn’t Cheap, and a Cheap DJ isn’t good.”

To help your day run smoothly and be on the same page as your DJ you will Mainly need your schedule and Song Requests. In your Schedule you need to provide Times of every event like Ceremony, Cocktail, Grand Entrance, Speeches, First Dance, Father Daughter Dance, Mother son Dance, Garter toss, Cake Cutting, Bouquet Toss, and Bride and Groom send off! You will also want to include any announcements that you want made during that time. It is also your job to provide your DJ with the music needed for the things listed above.

I recommend you send your DJ a word Doc with the youtube links included so there is no room for error and the right song is played!

And last but not least, your Dance Music! Providing a list of songs and artists will help your DJ understand what type of music you want. If you want your guests input you can add to your RSVP something like “I promise to dance if you play                   ”

Measurements of the space you have available for staging is key! That will determine how big your stage can be and how many panels we need. With your stage rental you should be clear which height you would like because not all stages are built the same. Always ask if they come with skirts to wrap around the stage and cover all the things you don’t want to see!

Last but most important, the Stairs! Those will make a lot of people’s lives easier when coming off and on the stage.