Selecting a Disc Jockey
You should hire a Massachusetts DJ at least six to twelve months in advance. Set up an appointment to see them perform live. A disc jockey with a good personality will get your guests up and dancing and participating in events such as the bouquet and garter toss. You want a disc jockey that will make your reception more enjoyable and memorable.

Questions to Ask a Disc Jockey (Click to download)

• How long have you been a Disc Jockey? How many weddings have you done?
• Do you have a back up in case of an emergency?
• May I have a list of recent references?
• What does your rate include? How much if wedding goes into overtime?
• Do you provide a written contract?
• What will you wear?
• Will you be Master of Ceremonies and announce special events such as cutting the cake, first dance, etc?
• What is your style? Ie: conservative, interactive, entertainer, etc.
• Do you have a special sound system?
• Do you need linens/table for your equipment?
• Will you take requests from guests?
• Can I provide a requested song list before the wedding?
• Can I provide a “do not play” list?
• Will I be required to provide a meal for you?
• Do you take a break? If yes, how long? Will there be music played during the break?