Metroland Magazine
Is there anything people sometimes ask for that you caution them that they might regret later?
DJ Debonair: Scantily clad or body painted Go-Go Dancers, which we do provide upon request but wouldn't work for their reception.
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Metroland Wedding Guide 2013
A Wedding Entertainment Interview
Metroland Magazine goes one on one with DJ Debonair about wedding entertainment, unusual requests and the questions couples ask when planning their celebration.
The Feature
What You Ask For
Wedding service professionals answer questions on trends and unusual requests in preparation for the big day.
One on One With DJ Debonair
DJ Debonair of Uforia Entertainment shares his perspective on wedding entertainment, memorable client requests and the changing reception experience.
January 31, 2013
Wedding Entertainment
Questions & Answers
Metroland Magazine
2013 Wedding Guide
The Feature • Page 23
What You Ask For
Survey conducted by Stephen Leon, as credited in the Wedding Guide’s table of contents.
The Interview
Wedding Questions & Answers
Metroland Magazine speaks with DJ Debonair of Uforia Entertainment.
Metroland Magazine
When you are discussing your wedding-related services with clients, is there any one thing almost all of them ask for?
DJ Debonair: The most common question almost all clients ask is "How much experience do you have with both formal and informal weddings, involving not only the receptions but the actual wedding ceremony itself?" Seems like a lot of clients are now having the ceremony and receptions in the same place, so we as dj's might have to learn certain norms, customs or religious formalities as a precursor to their event.
Metroland Magazine
What is the funniest or the most unusual request you have received from a client?
DJ Debonair: Lol If I could accompany the bridal party (Bride & Bride) on their honeymoon.
Metroland Magazine
What new trends are you seeing only recently?
DJ Debonair: Gone is the wedding DJ that comes in with minimal equipment, that sets up on just a table with very few antiquated lights. I believe that the wedding reception should resemble a nightclub curtailed to the genre of music the couple is fond of and to resemble the time when they first met and had their intimate and memorable times...I provide a custom playlist of music based on the bride and grooms wants/needs and transform the room to that era or a combination of all based on their guests in attendance.
Metroland Magazine
Is there anything about your business/service that you have changed based on accumulated input from clients?
DJ Debonair: We went from the typical table-top wedding dj's, to a full production reception with a nightclub feel.
The Publication
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