Key Factors to Consider
Experience Questions
Can we see you perform at an event or watch videos?
Why it matters: Live performance differs from playlists
How do you read and respond to the crowd?
Why it matters: Good DJs adjust to the energy
Logistics Questions
Will you be the DJ at our wedding, or send someone else?
Why it matters: You want to know who's actually performing
Will you act as MC for announcements?
Why it matters: Someone needs to guide the reception flow
What equipment do you bring?
Why it matters: Sound quality affects guest experience
Do you have backup equipment?
Why it matters: Technical failures happen
Can you provide ceremony music as well?
Why it matters: May need separate audio for ceremony
Do you take breaks during the reception?
Why it matters: Music continuity matters
How early do you arrive to set up?
Why it matters: Coordination with venue and other vendors
Style Questions
How do you handle music requests from us and guests?
Why it matters: Balance your preferences with guest enjoyment
What is your attire?
Why it matters: Should match your wedding formality
What is your do-not-play list policy?
Why it matters: Some songs should be avoided
Red Flags to Watch For
- !Won't let you see them perform
- !No backup equipment
- !Doesn't ask about your music preferences
- !Poor MC skills
- !Outdated equipment
Pro Tips
- Create a must-play and do-not-play list
- Discuss timeline and key announcements
- Ask how they coordinate with other vendors
- Confirm they've worked at your venue before
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