I would say this is a classic case of getting what you pay for. Dj's to Go was at the bottom end of the pay scale and we found out why. Ed was fine to work with, very friendly but we were not very impressed on the day of our wedding. We got married on the beach, and Ed had been raving about this 'beach boom box' he had that he had just used for a wedding at the Ritz Carlton for a wedding, blah blah blah, it was conveniently somewhere else every time we met with him and we didn't see it until the day of the wedding and it was a JOKE. He carried it around as if it were on a silver platter, it was kind of the joke of the wedding and no one could hear a thing. We had given him specific instructions on what was and was not appropriate music to play at our reception and he played a few songs that we specifically asked him not to, and didn't play songs that we requested. The real reason for this post is that he asked us to pay him as we were just about to take the dance floor for our final dance. I'm not kidding. He wanted us to write him a check or give him a credit card right then. It was so inappropriate. We had just met with him 48 hours before the wedding and that would have been a much more appropriate time to talk about money, or he could have sent us a bill, or he have just told us that he'd charge the credit card we had made the deposit with, anything would have been better than that. I was blown away. I would not recommend him for a DJ if you are looking for someone to really run the reception, he didn't announce the cake cutting or anything like that, and it all just felt kind of awkward and with out any real direction. We had a perfect wedding and reception, despite the DJ, and Ed is a very nice man, i just wouldn't want another bride to not know what to expect read more