I’m gonna give you readers a well kept secret among wedding DJ’s…very few know how to start a dance floor. If you thought you misread the sentence I’ll explain. Most know how to technically play the music but many have no idea how they are going to accomplish the task of getting people on the dance floor. Reader, it takes a long time to develop comfortably as a wedding DJ. Many things are involved including showmanship, public speaking, imagination and guts. Years of “flight time” are required. If you’ve ever been to a wedding and everything seemed to flow from one event to the next without hesitation it’s because you saw a wedding DJ with many years of experience. It takes extreme focus to do this job for the benefit of others to have a fun time. Contained in this program are hundreds of ideas for everything from a simple chicken dance to a more complicated anniversary dance or adding special touches to a Bride/Father dance, for example. Most people who book a wedding DJ are so focused on the cost without ever realizing what it is you’re actually paying for. A really excellent DJ will be able to add to the party with fun ideas to entertain your guests. Music is one small part of the equation. All DJ’s have music but do they have ability to entertain? That’s what you should be asking every DJ you interview for the job. If you’re paying a very low fee then you must ask the prospective DJ why. Have him explain what he’s going to do at your wedding. Have him explain the actual plan and the presentation to you. These questions should be asked before the price quote. If the prospective DJ offers nothing but music it maybe time to expand your search. Buying this program will teach you some excellent ideas for the purposes of entertaining hundreds of your guests. It also gives you an insight into what it takes to map out and the plan for a fun and successful reception. I’m not saying DJ your own wedding (leave it to a real pro) but it never hurts to get an understanding of the process.