Fantastic DJ, he did all the sound for the ceremony as well as the music for the reception. Extensive questionnaire to fill out prior to your event so they know exactly what you want and/or don't want. He even walked my Mom down the aisle last minute due to a processional malfunction :)

They got the party started and kept it going all night long at our reception! He was great!

I only had issues getting a hold of him a few months before the wedding and him replying promptly to my emails. We really hashed everything out a few weeks before the wedding, which makes sense, but it you're a bride who has a lot of questions and plans super early (like I was) it was a little annoying to not hear back quickly.

Like I said, our DJ was great at the actual reception and played a ton of our must play music and similar types of songs. All our guests young and old were dancing like crazy.

Also, our DJ added a special song and dance for my grandparents a day before the wedding - found their specific song no problem.

I had the DJ do uplighting for the reception. He showed me the exact light that he has online and the different color options so I could choose the perfect color. At the reception the lights were a completely different color (dark blue) than I agreed upon (purple). I didn't let it affect my evening because the lights were still really nice, but looking back I really wanted purple - it was the color of my wedding - and wish I recieved what I asked for.

He almost couldn't make it to our wedding because he is a lawyer in Fl. and was in a trial. He did make it, but played only a handful of our request list and we asked that he didn't play requests from guests until the last hour, but he played guests requests all night long. Which ended up ok because people were dancing all night. Towards the end of the night we had to ask him to play songs from our play list. He also played the wrong song for our bridal party entrance into the reception. He did our ceremony music because we had an out door ceremony, and he started to play the wrong song right before i walked down the aisle.