Whatever a client needs, we try to accommodate.
Yes. We don't add on any extra charges unless a significant change is made by the client (after the contract has been signed and accepted) such as a longer running time or an earlier setup.
We are a full time professional business. A lot of DJ's and disco operators are part timers who only do this for 'beer money'. They do not operate to the high standards that we do, and they are not fully insured and safety tested, and generally not as professional. A lot of quality venues won't allow such operators on their sites.
The lower end of the market DJ's are the one's that let you down. We've lost count of the number of calls we've had on a Friday or Saturday night saying their DJ that they've booked has said he can't make it.
No. Every event is different, and as such is treated that way.
Yes. We are more than happy to have your musical input. The one thing we will say is - 'always remember to cater for your guests.'
Not everybody will have the same tastes in music as you. Aunt Maude sat in the corner for example may not like the latest tune by Basshunter or Faithless, so don't forget to allow or add a few 60's tunes for example.
The key to a successful party is to please everybody who is there. Don't just think of yourselves.
Also, please allow the DJ a bit of flexibility and the option of adding or substituting a few tracks. With our experience in the business, we know how to make the music flow and link seamlessly from one song to another.
Absolutely yes. We actively encourage guests to come and ask us for songs that they wish to hear.
This is normally tailored to fit in with your requirements and the 'overall feel' of the disco.
The days of the naff 80's Phoenix Nights style DJ are gone. Nowadays it's more about the music which is how it should be.
I use the microphone as much as I feel I need to. Definitely not 'mic shy', I make announcements, dedications, introductions etc, but it's not over the top or 'in your face'.
We do what you want us to do.
We are always very well presented and turned out. Definitely no jeans t-shirts and trainers! Normally, the attire is shirt, tie and jacket or suit (depending on the type of function). A dinner suit can be specified for a formal occasion. Even our helpers or 'roadies' aren't allowed to attend a function looking scruffy. Themed events where a costume is required can also be catered for - we like to fit in! (*Extra charge may apply).
To ensure that we are available for your particular event, we suggest you book as much in advance as possible, especially for weddings.
Saturdays are always the first days to be booked as they are the most popular. Some people book for their wedding up to two years in advance.
Christmas paries are the same. Make sure you don't leave it until the last minuate - you may be dissapointed!
A 25% deposit is taken to ensure the date you book is reserved. We always take the remaining balance before the event for a couple of reasons: It's one less thing for you to worry about - It's not very good etiquette to be chasing a bride or groom around on their big day asking for money - Cheques can bounce - Have you ever tried getting money from someone who's been drinking?
Remember - we supply you with written contracts that are binding in a court of law, and you have full access to see your account in our client area as well.
Most definitely, yes. Currently it stands at 18 years in the business.
