A: £300 – £500 will get you a beginning DJ, £400 – £600 for a more experienced DJ than the beginners with higher quality equipment.
£1000 for the most experienced, professionally trained, full-time Wedding DJ. You should base your budget on what kind of experience you want at your Wedding reception.

A: The best option is to go with a DJ whose primary business is weddings....
Ask to hear or see samples of the Wedding DJ's work.
Give the Wedding DJ your music playlist and maybe your “do not play” list too.

A: Absolutely. People can request as many songs as they wish.

A: Absolutely. We have a back-up system as well as a back-up DJ.

A: All we need is an electrical outlet or two.

A: We have a variety of LED lights. We have mood uplighting, Dance floor illumination, and best of all, laser lights.

A: Contact us by phone or email and we will check to see if we are available for your event date.

A: It is recommended to book with us as soon as you know your event date. We have limited availability and we get booked up fast.

A: By putting down a deposit to secure the event date.

A: If this were to happen, then another DJ from our staff would handle the event. All of our DJs on staff are professionally trained to handle any type of event.

A: No, the deposit is non-refundable.

A: You can view footage of us on our YouTube page.

A: It takes us anywhere from an hour and a half to two hours depending on how large the set-up is for the event.

A: We have over 100,000 songs and counting covering all genres and ages. Music going as far back as the 50s as well as today’s latest hits. We will be able to get any song that you want for your event by downloading it off iTunes or our digital DJ services that we subscribe to.

A: Set-up and breakdown is free.

A: You will be contacted a month prior to the wedding to go over the details.

Here is a link to our £10 Million cover proof

https://mdjn.uk/details/pdf.php?id=25581&doing_wp_cron=1555423780.6934590339660644531250