Choosing the right Wedding DJ for your special day

The first and foremost thing that most of the people usually ask when it comes to choosing a Wedding DJ is about the fee that they will charge for providing their service. Some more questions that are necessary to be asked to your wedding Dj before assigning them for their service are traced below:

1. Do you offer Master of ceremony (MC) services?

* Actually, not all DJs out there offer an MC service in their price. You'll want to pick a DJ who offers an MC Service so that your chosen person won't face any difficulty in saying the right words at the right time.

2. Does your price include setup and takedown?

* Some DJs will use the time booked for setup as well as takedown. You should seek a Wedding DJ whose fee includes setup and takedown.

3. Do you charge a deposit? And when is the balance due?

* A deposit is charged by most respectable DJs. They'll also present a contract that you must sign.

4. Can we select the music being played?

* Absoutely. After all it is YOUR wedding. A good DJ should be able to work with whatever music selections you give them and know what music will get the crowd up and dancing.

5. Can I see the list songs and create a "DO NOT PLAY" list?

* Of course. A good DJ will realise that the "DO NOT PLAY" is even more important than a playlist. They should aim to create a night of your favourite music and that of your crowd whilst avoiding any songs you don't want played.

6. Are you available for my wedding?

* Your chosen Wedding DJ may not be available for your wedding date. Therefore, it's always the best to book your chosen Wedding DJ as soon as you can to avoid disappointment.

7. Can we meet the DJ before my wedding?

* Of course! Choosing a DJ is a very important decision and it is of vital importance that you feel comfortable allowing them to be a part of your occasion. You'll be able to discuss music selection, time lines, formalities, announcements and more at this time.

8. What is the minimum time charged?

* Most Wedding DJ's have a minimum time charge of 6 hours. This should cover pretty much every Wedding Reception including Pre-Dinner drinks. They usually take up to two hours for setup and another one hour for packup. However, you won't need to worry about this time, because they'll only charge you for the time that they are actually playing.