Bill Limbach, THE DJ FOR YOU has been the owner-operator since 1986. Your event is my main priority, I don’t have other DJs playing elsewhere at the same time, so my total attention is focused on your event. As a former radio DJ, I have a vast knowledge of all types of music and can orchestrate an event that caters to people of all ages & musical tastes. As a mobile wedding DJ I am now entering my 22nd year of providing quality entertainment to people of all ages. 

Most of my business comes from "word of mouth" referrals from past clients & other wedding professionals that have seen my work.  I can also provide a complete list of references upon request. A proud member of the American Disc Jockey Association, I’m also a board member of the AZ chapter of the ADJA. My service is based on quality. If you are looking for the cheapest DJ or an average DJ that guarantees to beat or match rates with others, I can’t help you. But if you are looking for above average service and professionalism,....I am "The DJ for You".

I offer "Personalized Full-Service Planning" and will personally meet with you to help plan every detail. You choose how much interaction you want me to have. I’m not the loud obnoxious DJ, nor one that just sits in a chair waiting to push a button.  I’m on my feet dancing along making sure the event is kept lively. Personality is what I’m known for.  

Dressed in Tuxedo attire, working not only as the DJ, but also as the Emcee & Party Host, coordinating the events with the Photographer and Banquet Manager making sure that everything blends together and flows perfectly. Together we will develop a complete itinerary that will be sent to your other vendors prior to your event.

THE DJ FOR YOU performs at weddings & celebrations all over The Phoenix, AZ metro area. I have developed a reputation for providing 1st class entertainment at the finest resorts & reception halls in local cities such as;  Scottsdale, Mesa, Glendale, Chandler, Peoria, Tempe, Gilbert, Sun City  & Paradise Valley, and yes, Phoenix.

I will not overbook & then subcontract or "SELL" your event to other DJs.  If I’m already booked, I will refer future prospects over to other fellow American DJ Assoc. members. In the meantime, please feel free to visit my website at www.TheDJforYou.com  

Check out my slideshow below. 
(Special note: All the photos were taken at my actual events. These are not typical generic wedding clipart photos)   
 
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  Tips For Hiring Entertainment:

Not all DJs are alike! There are many types: Teen dance, Bar/Club, Hip-hop/house party DJs etc.  A wedding DJ needs to be able to work as event coordinator, Emcee, Party host, etc. and have a wide selection of music.

Some DJs may only carry one type of music and show up with a home rigged system or an I-Pod. Some may only DJ as a hobby and be in business for a short time. Will they still be in business on your wedding day? Do you want to take the risk?

Ask around, talk to your friends. The most successful wedding DJs receive the majority of their business through referrals rather than the Yellow pages. When talking to the DJ, feel free to ask the following questions. If they can’t give you a legitimate answer, they’re either hiding something or inexperienced. Your wedding day is too important to trust to a Teen Dance DJ or "On the Job Training".

Hiring a DJ - The Top 10 Questions to Ask

 Ask them :

1.  What is their primary type of  DJ function? Weddings, Lounges, Kids’ Parties, Etc.?

2.  If they are a Wedding DJ, How much experience does he/she have, (the DJ, not the company) How many years or events etc.?  Ask around & see if the other vendors have heard of him.

3.  Will they personally be the DJ? Or do they sub-contract or "sell" your event to another DJ? If you hired them, why are they contracting someone else to do it?

4.  Can they guarantee who your DJ will be? Or will they pull the old "Bait & Switch" routine at the last minute & send you out whoever is available? Will you be able to meet with the actual DJ in-person beforehand to discuss your event? If not, why?

5.  Ask for threr recent references or letters of recommendation on the actual DJ.

6 Are they insured to cover injuries or accidents caused by them or their equipment? (The actual DJ who’ll be performing)  Ask for a copy of their certificate of liability insurance.

7.  Does he have a wide variety of music?  Is he able to cater to all ages & musical tastes? Does he have a wide knowledge of music? Ask for a copy of his song list.

8.  His Attire: A full Tuxedo or Jeans?  Does he change back into street clothes before it’s over?

9.  Is the equipment professional quality? Does he have a backup system? Is this with him, or will the reception stop and wait for another one to arrive?  (By then, most of the guests may get bored and leave.)

10.  Will he act as Emcee, managing the order of activities? How involved will he be? Do you have any input into how involved you want him to be with the crowd? (Too obnoxious or too silent)

If you’ve gone first class on everything else, why hire a second rate service? Your reception will be what everyone will remember, don’t trust it to inexperience.