Is the DJ suitably experienced? There are many different kinds of DJs in fact it is vital you be sure that the DJ is often a suitably experienced wedding DJ, a DJ who are able to rock an 18th birthday party disco may not have the required experience to handle the formalities of the wedding and take part in the appropriate music in your case guests.

Is the person you happen to be actually talking to the DJ who definitely are performing for your wedding? There are many DJ companies around which can be called DJ agencies or multi operators which will quote for providing wedding DJs and you’ll not be able to speak with your DJ prior to the night. Make sure you should be able to meet with or meet your DJ prior to deciding to book – not all DJs is the same – all people have a different personality – some have an overabundance personality than these – and it is important you see the proper DJ you possibly can make an association with to be right to suit your needs.

Is the amount the DJ is charging reasonable? Get at least 3 quotes from potentially suitable DJs to check how the price these are quoting is reasonable. Price may be a key factor for you nevertheless, you also need to look at the service and experience with the DJ that may be provided. A very low quote may save you money however, you must ask why quote so low when other people are higher? If you only get one quote how would you determine if that quote is high or low for those who have not even attempt to compare it to? You do invariably get what you spend on (sometimes you can find a bargain though).

Can your DJ give you references? Ask for relevant, updated references to get provided, copies of hand written letters would be better rather than typed ‘feedback forms’ that some DJs provide. Maybe ask for numbers of previous clients – many people will likely be happy to consult with you the way the DJ performed at their function – getting information direct is the better policy.

Does the DJ participate in any trade associations, guilds or similar bodies? Ask should your DJ belongs to organisations like the National Association of Disk Jockeys or South Eastern Disk Jockey Association (in the UK). Membership for these organisations indicate the Wedding DJ under consideration follows quality standards and ethics of the organisations and imply they network and learn with and from similar professionals – it indicate they get their work seriously.

Are they insured and is their equipment tested? Many venues require DJs to possess suitable Public Liability Insurance, some government and stately homes have to have a minimum of A�10,000,000 of cover – if your venue requires such cover make sure your DJ has it. Similarly Attitudes Bar and Wedding DJs Must Possess require electrical equipment to be tested to safe to get used and will require evidence of this (a PAT certificate) before allowing a DJ to set up his equipment – ensure your DJ offers this if neccessary – it is possible to hire the best DJ on the globe but if they’re not allowed to setup their equipment they’re not much use on your entertainment are they?

Asking quicks questions will assist you to chose the proper DJ in your case and be sure yours is really a night to consider.