The Wedding DJ Bible: How to DJ the Wedding Like a Pro from Preparation to Grand Exit!

One of the best books out there! I've been a mobile DJ for years and this book and lots of tips on weddings. Clearly written and if u want to get into the wedding market this book is the one.

Excellent, I highly recommend this book...

Really learned alot from this book. It was a very easy read packed with tons eye opening information. It is something every new dj need starting off

Immensely helpful for a starting DJ! Covers everything that needs to be known for the wedding ceremony/reception from beginning to end. A must read for any wedding DJ's out there!

This book contains very little usable information The print inside the book is so large, it looks like it was printed for someone who is legally blind I believe this was done to make the book up here thicker than what it actually is. When you open it it looks absolutely ridiculous. Also, the quality of the printing is very poor as is the binding. I am very unhappy with this purchase I would like to return it however I don't think it would be very cost-effective. I would not advise purchasing this book. Stay away

Very helpful!

This how- to guide is perfect for aspiring wedding DJs, those asked to DJ a wedding of a good friend, and especially for the bridal couple or parents or wedding coordinators themselves.Whether I am doing business with doctors, lawyers, contractors, realtors, stockbrokers, or the people that take care of my yard, I’ve always experienced better flow and more much more satisfactory results when I know how the other parties work, think, what they need to do their job well, and what they expect.You’ll find all of that here in Neil Smith’s clear and easily approachable book.Smith covers plenty of the how to’s and maybe even more important, what difficulties may arise, from technology issues to communication errors.If you want your event to go beautifully, read this book!

A very good wedding DJ 101 type guide for newer wedding DJs, or existing DJs that are shifting from clubs or other settings in the wedding game. Wedding DJing is a specific craft unto itself. If you're a transitioning DJ, coming from clubs etc., forget most of what you know and humble yourself. Customer service is critical, but remember to keep the focus on the music and creating a GREAT dance party. That's what people remember.