Hey it a simple question... But its more then what you would think!What Is A Wedding DJ
A wedding DJ isn’t just someone who spins records, plays music from CDs, Mp3 or puts on a light show. Instead, a skilled wedding DJ knows how to draw the guests out onto the dance floor, help encourage them to interact with each other, be playful and actually entertain the crowd, making the wedding reception as memorable an event as possible. This article outlines what music knowledge and business decisions are necessary to become a wedding DJ.
DjDrew's Top 3 Ways To Make Ever Wedding Gig A Great Success!
1. Build an eclectic music collection to make yourself more marketable.
Unlike being a DJ in a specific type of club, people hiring you to entertain at weddings and receptions will have widely varied musical tastes and needs. At The DJ Group our music library consists of over 165,000 clean edit songs and over 25,000 edited music videos to date making our library one of Canada's largest mobile dj music library's
2.Develop an entertainer’s “schtick” so you are comfortable speaking to groups of people.
While the majority of your time will be spent playing music, you also need to be able to draw the attention of the guests throughout the night for announcements and your duties as a DJ/MC. To make your routine more interesting and appealing. and if your bride and groom would like you to be very interactive with there guests its all ways good to Surf the Internet for speeches you can have on file for “impromptu” toasts and other
3. With most DJ company's this would not be mentioned but is very important with us at The DJ Group "How Does Your DJ Dress & Look"
A good wedding DJ must be willing to dress according to your wedding theme Or not stick out like a peacock in a room of pigeons. You would not want your wedding DJ to be dressed in totally different attire that is not at all in sync with your wedding party theme. He or She must be flexible enough to understand your requirements and act accordingly. He or She must have a good personality and is willing to get involved with the guests. A Biggie I always see at wedding shows when we are promoting is DJ that are in there late 40's to 50's and even 60's way over wait siting down handing out there promo. 95% of brides and grooms are between the ages of 25-35. I don't think i will go any feather with this. I think you get what im saying!
We hope you take this advice into mind when booking your wedding DJ.
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