_{Q1: How many weddings do you DJ each year?}

‍Why it matters: This shows whether they specialize in weddings or are general event DJs. You want someone who understands the flow of a wedding day.

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_{Q2: Do you offer ceremony and cocktail hour music in addition to the reception?}

‍Why it matters: Many DJs charge extra or don't offer full-day coverage. Be clear about what's included.

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_{Q3: Will you also act as the MC?}

‍Why it matters: A good wedding DJ keeps things flowing—from the first introduction to the last dance. Ask how they handle announcements and transitions.

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_{Q4: Can we customize the music?}

‍Why it matters: Your wedding soundtrack should reflect you. Look for DJs who welcome must-play/do-not-play lists and offer planning support.

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_{Q5: Have you worked at our venue before?}

‍Why it matters: Familiarity can make a big difference in setup efficiency, acoustics, and coordination with staff.

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_{Q6: What gear do you provide?}

‍Why it matters: Ask about sound systems, backup equipment, lighting, microphones, and wireless options. Make sure it's included in your quote.

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_{Q7: Do you take requests?}

‍Why it matters: Guest engagement can be elevated when DJs are flexible with real-time requests—if that matches your vibe.

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_{Q8: What happens if you can't make it on the day of?}

‍Why it matters: A reputable wedding DJ company will have backup professionals on call.

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_{Q9: Do you have videos or past reviews we can see?}

‍Why it matters: Real wedding clips and testimonials are the best proof of consistent performance.

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_{Q10: How far in advance should we book?}

‍Why it matters: The best wedding DJs book fast. If you're getting married during peak season (June–October), don’t wait.

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_{Bonus Tip: Ask your DJ to walk you through a typical event timeline from their perspective. It will show how well they understand pacing, energy shifts, and collaboration with your planner or venue.}

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