Monday, January 29, 2007
When Should I Use A Disc Jockey?
Let's say you are planning an event. You're not sure about whether to have a mobile disc jockey. Sometimes, you don't need one! If your occasion is a small, informal gathering and the flow and timing of the evening are not an issue, you may be better off without one. But if your event requires the coordinated efforts of a professional disc jockey, it is money well invested. Wedding receptions, for example, are not for the faint at heart. They are the end result of months of planning. It takes considerable expertise for a mobile disc jockey to fully master a reception from start to finish. That's why you will see a wedding questionnaire on this website. Those are just some of the questions that come to mind. Often there are more, for example, when a couple chooses to marry and have their reception at the same locale. Will your professional disc jockey be a part of the ceremony? I have been asked may times to participate. There is much to consider. A professional disc jockey will also work with your other vendors - the hall staff, the photographer, videographer, live musicians, etc. Is that disc jockey a team player? After all, your wedding reception is a team effort. By having someone coordinate between you and your vendors, your reception can run seamlessly without you having to be interrupted on the day you should be having the time of your life. Do you think an Ipod can do all of this? Lastly, most people are surprised to learn their professional disc jockey is one of their LEAST expensive cash outlays in terms of the total cost of their wedding reception. In fact, independent surveys have shown that most brides, when asked what was the one thing they would have done differently regarding their reception planning, their response was that they would have spent more time choosing their entertainment AND would have spent more money!
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