Cookie policy

The price depends on the length of the booking, the number of guests, the venue and whether sound and lighting are needed as well. You always get a fixed price in advance, with nothing added afterwards. Request a quotation with the date and the type of party and a concrete figure follows.

Yes. You receive a written booking confirmation stating the date, the times, the venue, what is being provided and the fixed price. That way both parties know exactly where they stand.

The payment arrangement is in the booking confirmation you receive before the party, together with the fixed price, the date and the times. It also states whether a deposit applies and when the balance is expected. No costs are added that are not in it.

Get in touch as soon as you can. Moving a date often works if the new one is free. What applies on cancellation is in the terms and conditions and in your own booking confirmation — read those two through before you sign and you know in advance where you stand.

You hear within one working day whether the date is still free. Useful to pass on straight away: the date, the town and the venue, the type of party, the expected number of guests and the start and finishing times. With those five details a concrete price can come with the answer.

If something unexpected gets in the way, a replacement is arranged through the network of fellow DJs, who takes over the music preferences you supplied. That is set down in the booking confirmation beforehand.

Saturdays in the wedding season are often taken six months to a year ahead. For weekday evenings and at short notice there is regularly still room. Enquire about your date without obligation.

Certainly. An introductory meeting — at the venue, by telephone or on a video call — is always possible and costs nothing. For a wedding in particular it is the best way to go through the day.

A party evening usually comes to four or five hours of playing time, for example from 21.00 to 01.00. Longer or shorter is possible as well; the agreed start and finishing times are in the booking confirmation, so the venue and its staff know what to expect.

Yes, a shared playlist is the easiest way to pass on what you want. Put in it what definitely has to be played and make a second list of what you absolutely do not want to hear. In practice that second list is worth just as much as the first.