When you put the seating chart right by the entrance you effectively log jam the people as they enter the party. Not always a problem but say it starts raining or its a zillion degrees outside… The last thing you want is that entrance door being help open by the line of people trying to get into the event!!!
One of the most common mistakes I see at weddings… and its prob not what you think!!! Read More »
Long and short of it is without the computer matching the two songs………. the most basic of all DJ skills….. This dude just decided not to learn. Thats like a Dr. not knowing what a heartbeat is….. I mean come on!!!!! I won’t bore you with rest of details cause I already forgot what i was originally writing this blog about but after checking the title…. IF YOU ARE GONNA CALL YOURSELF A DJ YOU BETTER LEARN HOW TO ACTUALLY DJ!!!!!
Had A great conversation with a good friend at work this weekend…. lets talk about it Read More »
If you are at a modern event and the DJ is playing mostly modern music…. just let it happen. 99% of the time this is exactly what the DJ has been told to do by the client!!!
PSA for anyone who has ever asked a DJ to “play music for the old folks” Read More »
I’m sure you have been to a wedding or know of a wedding where on the invitations they ask “What song do you wanna hear?” Certainly an interesting approach, but in the era of crowdsourcing allow me to tell you the benefits and the downside to this method of making your playlists!!
Asking your guests for music selections?…. and the Consequences involved Read More »
This will be mostly geared to the first dance but will apply to the respective parent dances or any other specialty dances that may come up with few exceptions. Pretty straight forward here, no need to get too crazy with this one. Between 2:30 and 3:30 is the sweet spot for the dances. Parent dances
Dance Song Duration Read More »
