The times they are a changin' and we're changin' with 'em! We now accept (and quite frankly prefer) crypto as payment for our services. We accept all major coins and tokens including DOGE, ETH, BTC, USDC, SOL, USDT, and many more. Just let us know which crypto you'd like to use and we'll send[...]

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There are two things we've learned during the crisis. People shouldn't worry about what their event will look like from the COVID perspective. The first thing we've learned is that those attendees who want to wear a mask will and those who don't won't. It's that simple. The second is that [...]

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Let's talk business for a minute. There are many benefits available to married couples; cheaper car insurance, cheaper health insurance, one home instead of two, more favorable tax rates, and many more. Heck - for some, it's simply setting a good example of not being together before marriage or [...]

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This one of the little things that nobody other than DJs think about. No matter what kind of event you're hosting, it's always a good idea to put cocktail tables next to the dance floor. Your guests will come to the dance floor when their favorite song comes on, but forget to leave their drink at[...]

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The cardinal rule of deejaying is this - if you play what they want to hear, they'll dance and the floor will be full all night long. It really is that simple. Over the years I've had far too many clients give me an 'approved playlist' for their event or, even worse, a specific list of songs to[...]

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Wedding DJs have three seasons - wedding season, booking season, and the off season. Wedding season runs from April through October. Every weekend is spent giving brides and grooms the wedding day of their dream. Booking season runs from January through March, mainly because a huge number[...]

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For most events, it probably isn't necessary to meet your DJ before booking...as long as the DJ is highly rated on one of the major websites. The two main reasons for meeting are 1) to make sure your DJ is a real person and not a scammer and 2) to make sure your DJ's personality is a good fit. [...]

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It's kind of counter-intuitive in the service industry. You've met with your DJ or Officiant and can, at subsequent meetings, easily pick him or her out in a coffee shop full of people. You'd think that, being in the service industry, your DJ or Officiant would easily recognize the two of you.[...]

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As I was setting up for a wedding today, one of the folks at the venue struck up a conversation with me. He told me that he too was a wedding DJ and had been performing for just a couple of years. He was telling me about his high profile client from a few weeks ago and said 'it was the kind of [...]

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Many DJs will tell you that they deserve a tip because they put in long hours, have to deal with drunk guests, and give 100% to ensure your big day is perfect. Seriously!? That's what you pay us quite a bit of money to do - that's our job description and that's the service you expect when you [...]

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