During the dancing portion there was always someone on the dance floor. He played a good variety of songs that just about everyone liked. My issue with Dexter was the customer service. I felt like he never got to know me or my fiancé, he never followed up with us about our song selection, and I felt he left everything to the last minute. I called him the Tues before my wedding to finally get him to go over the set list with me and he was confused about why I was calling until he realized that my wedding was in 4 days. He did have the set list ready to go over, but he had made some decisions about the music without asking us about it, so we got into a bit of a heated discussion. But, like he always said "trust your DJ", so I did, and his choices turned out ok. He was not good at picking up on cues: my husband and I got to the end of the aisle before he started the recession song, and we discussed with him that the mother-son dance needed to be less than a minute because my mother-in-law had recently had surgery. The song went on for longer than a minute and we gave him 3 blatant cues before he transitioned out of it. My mother-in-law almost passed out. We did appreciate his flexibility on the day because my husband and I cut out early and skipped a lot of the formal stuff so he had to change up his show on the spot, and he did very well with that. His assistant was amazing, I was so glad she was there to help me. But the one thing that really ticked me off most was at the end of the night (7:30pm), I heard he was asked to stay an extra hour and he "whined" to my dad and two of my aunts about being tired and not wanting to stay. He did stay and still put on a good show for that hour, but I was beyond upset hearing about that. I bet Dexter is a great DJ for clubs and dances, but I wouldn't recommend him to someone planning a wedding. Especially considering he was the most expensive DJ that we interviewed, by far. But we were grateful for the military discount. read more