Being in the DJ industry for over 25 years and in the wedding industry for over 12 years I have seen my fair share of 'professionals'. Uncoordinated wedding planners, flaky makeup and hair dressers, and you guessed it.. flighty DJs. Even photographers/videographers can't escape the realm of shoddy workmanship and poor business ethics. In an industry where everyone is trying to outbid everyone else for your business it comes down to; what is quality worth to you? Let's see if

Good Work Ain't Cheap, and Cheap Work Ain't Good. We have all heard the horror stories... The DJ showed up and was not dressed properly for the event. The DJ was drinking, swearing, slurring on the mic, and spent most of the night flirting, or on their phone. The DJ played nothing but 'techno' and wouldn't take requests. I have heard them all, and I continue to hear them. I had a client tell me once that her friend's DJ started off the dance with 10 slow songs! In a row! Tal