I've been in the Mobile DJ Service since 1993 in Charlotte, NC and have recently moved down to the Tampa area and ready to start up my business again.  Weddings are a special event and it takes a lot of patience, time, expense, and detail to make everything become a reality and to be successful.

You’re now at the stage where you have the hall booked and now you’re looking for the last piece to the puzzle, the dance music for the event. We would like to be a part of your wedding by being your professional mobile disc jockey for the evening. We will provide the sound equipment and music for the event.

We will visit the hall where your reception is to take place prior to the event to get firsthand knowledge for ideas on where the best location is to set-up and how the placement of the speakers should be so that the sound emanates to the center of the dance floor and away from the seating area so that your guests have a better opportunity to communicate with friends and relatives without having to shout to carry on a conversation.

One of the biggest drawbacks that we hear from people that have attended a wedding reception recently is that they couldn’t carry on a conversation because the music was too loud. We take every precaution to make sure this does not happen at any event that we are associated. The speakers are purposely positioned so that this does not become a problem. We provide the ideal lighting such as a mirror ball effect and perimeter dance floor lighting.

Once we have been confirmed that we are to be a part of your wedding day, we will then get together with you to go over the music for the evening. If you don’t have the time, we can send you an email with a listing of some of the available songs. If there are special songs that you would like played at your wedding, please let us know in advance and we’ll make sure they are available for your wedding day. At current count, we have over 5,000 songs in our library.

And as always, if there are certain songs that you would NOT like for us to play, please let us know and those will be taken out, ex. Clarence Carter’s “Stroken”. Some songs can be offensive to some individuals, and we want everyone to go home happy and remember your wedding, not the inappropriate song the DJ played.
We look forward to working with you on your wedding day and hope this guide will help you make the most of your planning. Good luck in your marriage and may you live “Happily Ever After”.