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The Most Common Complaints About DJs
* The DJ put on a one man show and took all the attention away from the bride & groom.
* Showed up late, left early or did not show at all.
* Did not have the music that was requested and had a limited selection.
* Had a substitute DJ (one you have never met) show up to DJ the wedding.
* Did not dress in formal tuxedo wear, showed up in jeans.
* Would not return phone calls.
* When the DJ's business line was called, a professional greeting was not given.
* The equipment had very poor sound quality and the announcements were not understood.
* Played the music way too loud and would not adjust the volume on request.
* Did not make the announcements professionally or did not make them at all.
* Used vinyl records instead of CD's. Halfway through the first dance, the record skipped.
* Had a big sign with their company's name that looked like a freeway billboard.
* Did not work well with the photographer, videographer or coordinator.
* Brought some friends along and they were all drinking heavily.
* Would not take requests from family or friends.
* Was very disorganized and did not coordinate events.
* All of the DJ's literature received was very unprofessional.
Above are the top concerns expressed to me by brides and grooms to be. A DJ can make or break a wedding. Don't risk the success of your special day to a nonprofessional just to save a few dollars. Remember, you get what you pay for.
So book Classic Touch DJ for your wedding and I guarantee that the only comment your guests will make is that "they'll wish all weddings were this much fun!"