When should I book my entertainment?
Most couples book their wedding entertainment at least 9 months prior to the wedding day.

How do I book Precision Sound for my wedding?
All bookings are secured with a $200 deposit which is applied toward the total performance fee. The balance of the performance fee is due 2 weeks prior to your wedding.

Do you charge mandatory gratuity?
Precision Sound does not automatically charge gratuity. If you feel the DJ did a great job, feel free to show your apprication.

Are you insured?
Precision Sound carries a $2,000,000 liability insurance policy for your protection. Most venues require it!

What time will you arrive for my wedding?
One hour prior to the start of the wedding. It typically takes about 30 minutes to setup the sound system and lights. It also takes up to 30 minutes to tear down the equipment after your reception.

Will you work with my live band?
Jazz and Ethnic Bands are very popular for cocktails and dinner music. There is no problem coordinating with your live band so that there is always good music playing while they are taking a break.

How will you be dressed for my wedding?
For your wedding ceremony or reception, the dress is a black suit and tie with a white shirt. The look is classy and not to be mistaken for a member of the bridal party.

What should I tell the banquet hall to provide?
One six-foot or eight-foot skirted banquet table, located in proximity to the dance floor with a nearby electrical source.

Will you make introductions and announcements?
Your DJ will generally act as the Master of Ceremonies and Event Coordinator for your wedding. From introducing the bridal party to any other announcements throughout your wedding night along with hosting any special events and keeping the night flowing smoothly.

Will you take requests during the reception?
Your DJ will certainly accommodate any music requests received during the reception unless instructed otherwise, by you. Keep in mind that requests usually make the event much more fun for guests.

Will you invite prospective clients to my wedding?
No. Inviting prospective clients to someone else's wedding can lead to inappropriate, if not embarrassing situations. Providing you with the best performance will be the top priority.