CHOOSING A DJ/MC

Choosing a DJ for your function is one of the most important decisions you can make to insure the success of the event. Everything else can be perfect, but if the Deejay isn’t good, the party will fizzle. Selecting the right DJ can be confusing. There are over 15,000 DJs in America; all promising they'll do a great job for you. So how do you pick the right one for you? Hopefully, this information will provide some guidance to help you make the decision easier. The best and easiest way to find a DJ you'll like is to hire one you've already seen. If you've been to a wedding or a party where the DJ was great, find out who he or she was. If you didn't get their card, ask the host or the manager of the function room where the party was held. If you haven't seen a good DJ recently, ask your friends. Your friends probably have the same taste in music as you. Maybe they've been to a function you missed. Let them know ahead of time you'll be looking, and ask them to keep their eyes and ears open. If the first two suggestions don't work, your job gets tougher. Many of the top DJ companies do not advertise in the yellow pages since they receive almost all of their jobs from repeat business and referrals. Unless you know about these companies, the yellow pages may be your only option. Look under Disc Jockeys, Music and Entertainment. You may find DJs listed any of these categories. Circle the ads in which the DJ mentions the type of party you are planning. For example, if you're planning a wedding, a DJ whose ad says "We specialize in weddings" would be a good one to call. You'll probably find several DJs whose ads look good. Another possible source for finding a deejay would be in the advertising section of a wedding periodical, which typically are available at most drugs stores and grocery stores. There are usually ads for several deejays and other wedding specialists. For

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