From Monica: In the many years I’ve been in business I’ve seen a lot of Disc Jockey companies come and go. The ones that last are the ones that seem to be more organized than the others. Most of the time you’ll find that if your book your wedding at a local venue, banquet hall, country club or reception hall, the on site coordinator will have a preferred vendor list that includes the DJs they like to use. They do this primarily because they have an ongoing relationship with that company and the personnel know the layout of the room and work well with the facilities staff. They also do it if makes sense from a business point of view.
When hiring a DJ, make sure the have a business license, are insured and have been in business a few years.
