Can we come watch a wedding DJ in Minneapolis perform before we hire your company? Can we get access to a private wedding in Minnesota?

The answer is YES! Whether it's your ceremony or reception, we have you covered. We are one of the ONLY DJ companies in Minnesota that have the type of professional audio equipment that can handle any type of outdoor wedding or party in Minnesota from the beaches of north shore, to your beautiful outdoor backyard in southern Minnesota.

It's simple. First, we tell every Bride & Groom that their music should represent them and their tastes. Next, we offer a "Guest Request" form in our online planner. This allows every Client to view and edit your guest requests BEFORE the night of your event.

We actually prefer to set up early BEFORE any of your guests arrive. If we need to set up the evening before or earlier in the morning, we take the responsibility to call your venue and set up those details. That’s our job. We have great relationships with many venues across Minnesota and usually never

One question we get asked is: Can our wedding DJ do wedding games? Our answer is YES! Wedding Games are a great way to engage your Guests and keep people entertained. Our DJ's/MC's conduct the games for you.

Absolutely! We have them already administered and written directly into the contracts. We always guarantee our equipment performance, our music, our DJ’s performance & conduct, our lighting, our pricing among many other things. If you want something specific that we already don’t list, simply ask and we’ll modify the contract for you within reason. What

Tell us TWO events or things in YOUR life that you can never take back, never re-do, buy again, change, or delete. We can only think of one, YOUR WEDDING! What makes us the best is

Something many people don’t know about entertainment companies is how their staff is hired. This can hinder your event greatly. There are two ways a DJ is “hired”, Subcontracted & Employed. Both are explained below.   1. Subcontracted DJ’s. By definition, they are their OWN entity. Meaning they control their own actions. They are not employees.