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Are you also the MC (Master of Ceremonies)?

Yes! I serve as both the DJ and MC for your event. I’ll make announcements, help guide the flow of your timeline (like introductions, speeches, cake cutting, etc.), and keep the energy up throughout the night. I work closely with your planner or other vendors to make sure everything runs smoothly.

Can we choose our DJ?

I named my company after myself for a reason. You only have 1 choice for your wedding DJ, and that is me! I will always be your DJ and stick with you every step of the way!

What do you bring for backups? What are your power needs?

I bring backups for everything. I always have 3 wireless microphones. 2 wired mics. A 3rd speaker I keep in my truck. And I have 2 mixers and 2 laptops in my booth that just take the flip of a switch if one system were to go down for any reason. You wouldn't even notice. Power needs depend on lights mostly. For my basic system I only need 1 outlet, ideally on its own circuit with nothing else drawing from it. If you need me to bring battery operated speakers or a generator for where I'll be setting up that would be an additional charge, but its very rare I ever need to do that

Can you tell us more about your equipment?

For the ceremony I usually set up one speaker and my road case which has my mixer and wireless microphone equipment. It doesn't need hardly any room and I can setup anywhere thats hidden or out of the way of photos. For the reception I have the ability to customize my setup to match your asthetic. It really depends on your budget and overall vision. I have black equipment and skirting. I have an "all-white" setup at an extra cost. I have also done weddings with no lights by request. However, I love my lights and I can bring as many or as few as you'd like. I have a DMX light controller which means all my lights are fully customizable.

Do you play a pre-determined set list? What do you do if nobody is dancing?

I have never played the same set-list at any wedding. My set contains many classics mixed well to create seamless transitions between songs. If nobody is dancing you will see me out there on the dance floor & encouraging others. I always have a handful of "go-to" songs including slow songs, which nearly always work to get people on their feet. Once they're on the dance floor it's off to the races!

Can we submit "must play" and "do not play" lists?

Got a party jam from your bachelorette weekend or know your parents first dance song? Perfect! My online planning portal allows you to select up to 20 songs for each list. I always ask for 5 "must-play" songs, like the examples above, that are very specific for your event.

Where do you get your music? Do you require internet?

My music has been accumulated over many years from store-bought albums and iTunes. All my files are downloaded mp3. This allows me to perform anywhere without the need for internet. However, if internet is available, I am able to accommodate newer requests. I do not always have all the newest music, so having internet allows me to download anything on-the-spot!

How much time does it take you for set-up and tear-down? Is that time included in your price?

Set-up always takes longer than tear-down, and if a quick transition is in order, I have the ability to setup in 30 minutes. However, I prefer having 2 hours minimum for setup. This allows me to make everything look nice, test everything out, and make adjustments if needed. Ideally I like to set-up the day before your event if your venue allows it. Tear-down time can vary as well if your event requires a large system or setups in multiple locations. However, some venues require all vendors and guests to be off the premises by a certain time. If this is the case, I always make sure to end my performance with enough time to tear-down before that curfew.

Does the DJ come alone or with an assistant? Do you need a meal?

I am both DJ & MC typically. Certain events demand a separate DJ & MC, in which case I have a network of both professionals I can call upon to assist me. It is part of my contract that if I am at an event for longer than 4 hours, that I require a meal of some kind. That would also pertain to any secondary assistant should I need to bring one.

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