DJ Zone

We will follow your guidance and play list closely as far as possible but we can never tell before a Wedding or Function exactly what music will be played. We don't know your guests and there are many things that can influence the dance. To say before hand how many waltzes, Pop or Rock etc will be played, will only be a lie.

We have 4 basic kind of background music, your easy listening music like
* Mix Emotions, Billy Joel, Bee Gees, Belinda Carlisle, Celine Dion, Robbie Williams, Dave Mills, The Beatles, Boyzone, Demis Roussos, Kid Rock, Bad Boys Blue, The Parlotones, John Denver, Billy Ocean, Neil Diamond, Ronan Keating The Carpenters, Abba, Danna Winner, Westlife, Savage Garden type music.
* Instrumentals like Piano, Guitar, Pan Flute etc.
* Classical music for very formal events or on request.
* Gospel music

Complete the questionnaire and pay the required deposit. We will only accept a booking if we have the date available and the booking will only be final once the deposit has been paid.

No less than 1 hour (excluding equipment set up time of 1 hour)

Yes. It is free and included in the main Quotation if the Chapel is on the same premises as the reception. If not the chapel service will cost you extra. We set up a microphone for the ceremony and we can play the wedding march etc.

We normally arrive 2 hours before service starts. In other words if you get married 16:00 in the chapel, then the DJ sets up the disco at 14:00 in the venue. This allows for time should there be technical problems to sort out before your dream day starts

We are based in Vanderbijlpark in the Vaal Triangle, Gauteng

One table with a tablecloth and chair. Near a power point

We normally play medium loud. It is more acceptable for us if the guests ask to play louder than to ask us to turn the sound a little bit down.

There must be a table ready when we arrive at a suitable place where you want us to sit preferably arranged with the venue before the time. The table must have a tablecloth.

Yes, but ONE very important thing to remember is that the bridal couple are very busy on the night, greeting, chatting etc. and they rarely get a chance to dance. Now they choose the music, the guests maybe don't like the selection and the worst is the bridal couple don't even dance. Now the DJ and the poor guests are stuck with a list that doesn't work...

You can give them to the DJ on the night of the wedding. The songs that you want played must be marked on the inside of the CD's cover. It's your own responsibility to give to the DJ and collect the CD's afterwards

All the DJ's prefer to sit at the by the disco and eat. We must handle the microphone so many times that it's too much of a hassle to jump up every time someone wants to use the microphone. He must also handle the background music any way.

We do not require to be feed, although, with few exceptions, we are normally always invited to enjoy the meal and we do it with discretion. We also do not drink alcohol during an event. We are there because we were hired to work.

Yes. We prefer it like that then we can get a better idea of what the people like.

No, but we do put him down but with original stuff

Yes it's possible

No, we play continuous music until the event stops

We normally wear a neat black collard shirt and black pants and black shoes that go with the outfit.

Vaal Triangle
Vanderbijlprk
Vereeniging
Sasolburg
Meyerton
Randvaal
Vaaldam
Potchefstroom
Parys
Johannesburg
Alberton
Pretoria