I've been to two weddings where JK Entertainment was working.
Jordan was the DJ making announcements and playing music. Unsure if he's their only DJ, but it's possible. He came off strong to me, and wouldn't be my first choice for a wedding DJ, especially since he's the only DJ I've ever seen who self-promotes during receptions. Many DJs leave business cards out, but he actually said the organization he's from, and not just once. (Hey, if it gets them gigs, more power to them, but if you decide to hire JKE, it's probably a good idea to negotiate that they don't mention themselves during the wedding proceedings.)
At heart, the DJ is a good guy and puts effort into his work, and totes around lots of equipment. He's open to song requests, incorporating them into the playlist. If you need an energetic DJ in the tri-state area, he's not bad for dance parties, high school or otherwise. Your mileage may vary. read more