If you’re getting married, odds are you’re probably looking for a DJ. Let’s assume you’ve already narrowed your search down to a couple of companies or DJs and now it’s time to meet with them. It’s always a great idea to write down questions to ask because you don’t want to hire a DJ without asking some valid questions. Remember, you’re hiring the DJ so it’s basically an interview. You also don’t want to forget what their response to your questions were so writing this information down will help you tremendously especially when the time comes to make a decision. You’ll have your own questions and concerns for each DJ but when it comes down to making a decision, you’ll want to consider:
1. What sets them apart from the other guys?
2. What have past clients of theirs said about them?
3. How responsive were they when I brought up my concerns?
4. Did they ask ME any questions?
5. Are they willing to follow-up with me before the wedding date to ensure an accurate timeline, etc?
Of course these are only a few things to keep in mind but one important aspect of the consultation, or interview, is did you have chemistry? What I mean by that is, did you make a “connection” with them? This is something that is very important to me because if you don’t make that “connection” with someone you might often feel like you’re just another gig to them. Although I do take this part of the hiring process serious and I am cordial, I also like to make my clients feel comfortable and encourage any and all types of questions. Hiring a DJ is a tough decision and with all that you have to deal with before and during your special day, you’re going to want a reliable DJ that’s going to pay attention to every detail you specify. If you want someone to “care” about your vision and your expectations, I’ll be happy to talk to you.