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Gold $1,*information hidden*$2,200 Medium Sound System Accommodates ~*information hidden*people Custom DJ Playlists *3-6 Hours Dance Floor Lighting 4 Light Uplighting Package Wireless Mic available for use Platinum $2,*information hidden*$3,000 Large Sound System Accommodates ~100+ people Custom DJ Playlists *6-12 Hours Dance Floor Lighting 4 Light Uplighting Package Wireless Mic available for use Both Packages Include DJ Service Dinner & Dance Music Complete Sound System Dance Floor Lighting Club Standard DJ Equipment Wireless Mic Transportation Costs Setup and Take Down Personalized Music Request List DJ Contract Insurance Professional Back-Up DJ in case of Emergency Ceremony Package add on starting at $300

1. Don’t Just Look at Price — Look at Value A cheaper DJ might save you money, but they may lack experience, proper equipment, or event flow knowledge. A seasoned professional knows how to read a room, troubleshoot on the fly, and create a seamless, stress-free experience. 2. Check Reviews and Ask for Social Proof Look for DJs with consistent 5-star reviews on Google or Facebook. Ask to see videos, photos, or Instagram clips from real events — it’s the best way to get a sense of their style and crowd control. 3. Know What’s Included Not all DJs include lighting, microphones, MC duties, setup/takedown, or pre-event planning. Ask for a breakdown of what’s in the package so there are no surprises. 4. Ask About Their Process A professional DJ should offer a planning consultation, help you create a music timeline, and be responsive leading up to the event. Bonus if they’re organized, easy to talk to, and genuinely care about making your event unforgettable. 5. Make Sure They Mix Live Anyone can press play. A real DJ will mix tracks live, adapt to the crowd’s energy, and keep the dance floor flowing without awkward gaps or abrupt transitions. 6. Have a Vision, But Be Open Come in with a vibe or playlist in mind, but trust your DJ to make adjustments. Professionals know what works and can blend your taste with what keeps people dancing. 7. Book Early The best DJs (especially for weddings and summer events) book out months — sometimes a year — in advance. If you find someone you vibe with, lock them in early.

1. What type of event am I planning? Is it a wedding, grad party, corporate event, birthday, or something else? Will there be multiple parts (ceremony, dinner, reception)? 2. What is the date, time, and location of my event? Is the venue confirmed? Do I need DJ services for setup early, or only for the reception? 3. How long do I need a DJ for? Just a few hours or full-day coverage? Will I need music for the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and dancing? 4. What is my overall budget for DJ services? Am I looking for full service (lights, sound, MC, etc.) or something simpler? 5. Do I have any specific music preferences or must-play songs? Are there cultural or age-specific music needs? Do I have a “do not play” list? 6. Will I need a microphone or help with speeches? Who will be the MC? Will the DJ need to make announcements? 7. How involved do I want to be in the music planning? Do I want to provide a playlist, or leave it up to the DJ to read the room? 8. What kind of vibe do I want? Elegant and chill? High-energy and club-like? A mix of both? 9. Am I booking for myself, or someone else (e.g., my child’s grad)? Who will be the main contact and decision-maker? 10. Have I looked at the DJ’s reviews, photos/videos, or social media? Does this DJ’s style match the energy I want for my event?