Am I being taken advantage of?
Am I being taken advantage of…?
Hint: “Don’t pay their high prices, all you’re paying for is the name”…
This is a common ploy used by low priced inferior DJ services to feign the appearance that they care about you and your finances.
In reality, it’s just a powerplay gimmick for your wallet and they want your dollars.
There is a misconception among many Disc Jockeys that “quantity” of events is better than “quality” of events. That quantity versus quality mentality that fills the DJ calendar and places mediocre DJs center-stage and unwitting wedding couples as the training ground for inexperienced DJs.
Yet nearly all brides want personal customer service to ensure their wants and needs are met satisfactorily.
Imagine a brides horror if the stitching on her wedding dress started to unravel during the wedding or reception.
The challenge is finding a DJ that doesn’t “unravel”, with the experience to go the distance. This will take time to research and an adequate entertainment budget.
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Brides and Grooms that care about their wedding reception and guests begin selecting entertainment 9-18 months prior to their event. |
Generally speaking, people aspire for more…not less, in how they earn their living. Yet, there are DJ companies that will go out of their way to prove, by admission in pricing, why they are worth less.
Best defense question to avoid Wedding DJ disappointment:
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“Why would someone charge the least.., for what they are supposed to be best at?” |
