When it comes to planning your event, a great amount of time and money is
invested in that one day, especially a wedding. When it comes time to select
your entertainment there's a few things you should know.
How much money should you pay for a Disc Jockey?
A DJ is responsible for making sure your wedding or event is engaging, fun, and memorable for you and your
guests. Entertainment is a "get-what-you-pay-for" business. Not all Disc Jockey's are the same, and a DJ can
make it a great celebration that everyone will remember, or a reception you would soon like to forget.
When searching for a DJ for your event, you will notice a large disparity in prices.
You will find that Disc Jockey's charge anywhere from $300 to $5,000 depending on what your needs are, and
the type of event.
You can find many non-professional Disc Jockeys (hobbyists) for less. Ask yourself if you really want to take
that risk.
Consider that if you are paying an average to below average price for your Disc Jockey, you are taking a chance
on a DJ who is most likely not a truly skilled professional and may very well sell your reception to an even less
qualified Disc Jockey that you may meet for the very first time at your reception or special event.
Ask yourself again, on this important day;
Do you really want an average, or even a below average wedding reception?
Why don't you have your pricing packages posted on your website?
A DJ that is truly professional will probably not post his prices on his website.
Why?
Every wedding or event is different and unique in their own way. I like to find out what your needs and wants
are first, then custom craft a package to give you just the right service you want.
I'm not your typical "run-of-the-mill" DJ, that does "cookie-cutter" events, which means I do not, play the
same music, make the same announcements, do the same event formalities, and bring the same equipment at each
event no matter how large or small the event is.
Therefore I do not have cookie-cutter prices on my website.
Why is PME Disc Jockey Service the best value for my money?
No Overhead.
PME is just Mark, there are no employees that work for me, and never will.
Your investment will not go to other people that won't even be at your event.
No Monthly Rent Payment.
Since it's just me, there's no reason to have an outside office. Many of the multi-system DJ services have outside
offices that can be very costly. Who do
you think pays the rent for the fancy offices?
No Advertising Costs
95% of my business comes from word-of-mouth referrals. The bigger companies
need to spend thousands of dollars per year on advertising to keep all of their Disc Jockey's booked all year long.
Guess who pays for that too?
You will not see PME in printed ads or at bridal shows to generate business.
Outside of business cards, I spend little to no money on advertising.
What you should be paying a Disc Jockey for is....
******** Talent ********
****** Experience ******
*** Quality of Service ***
******* Expertise *******
" That's how the level of my price is based."
Your wedding or event is to important to just look for the lowest price.
The bottom line is the best value for your money.
That's why PME is the best investment for your next wedding or event
"It's not what you do, it's how you do it."
Bride & Groom Magazine Article