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Why don't we hire (enter the name of an amateur here) to be the disc jockey for your event.Of course he or she can be the disc jockey at the wedding, corporate event, school dance, or whatever function you are planning. It will save you a ton of money for sure, and he or she will hopefully do a good enough job... right?
Let's think about this a minute.I could tell you a personal story at this point, but I have found that everyone already has their own story to tell about a bad party.Great parties and great entertainment go hand in hand. When your entertainment is bad, it will have a negative effect on other items. Your guests tend not to remember the decor, food, or location. What people remember the most is whether they had a good time or not. Everything in the room will have an extra sparkle when your guests are enjoying the entertainment and having an excellent time together. So the choice is yours. If average is fine, call your friend. If you want "MEMORABLE" for the right reasons - Read on.
Entertainment - people want professional entertainment.Three things a professional DJ should have.1. Knowledge - about his job, and your type of event. 2. Experience - we all learn through experience. Let the amateurs practice at someone else's event. You need experience. 3. Execution - If this event is important enough, go see the entertainer performing at a similar event. Simple really. The DJ is or isn't what you had in mind.
For example...
Scott Rideout - "THE DJ" - Halifax
A fun-loving professional with over 10 years experience in the wedding & corporate entertainment industry. Scott delivers high energy when needed, classy for appropriate occasions, or a combination of the two as required. Scott's experience is the key to knowing when it is time to move from one level to the next. His specialty is Weddings and Corporate functions. Consider some of his clients below.
Darlene J. - Kentville DJ and Karaoke Services in the Annapolis Valley.
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