Building Relationships

The relationships that you build with people is what makes this line of work so special. I am always genuinely interested in my clients’ lives. As for wedding clients, I never get tired of hearing how they met or where they got engaged. Often times, I keep in contact with people long after their events are over, and it’s all because of that bond that’s created while planning a special occasion together. As I’ve mentioned before, I get my best referrals from past clients. DJing is a people business. I eat, sleep, and breathe to see that my couples get the beautiful wedding reception they deserve to celebrate their love. That’s what keeps me in this business. That’s what ultimately makes me happy. It’s not just about getting a paycheck.

Anyone who has ever planned a wedding knows that it is the equivalent of a part time job. There are so many factors to consider. The last thing you want is a DJ who is unwilling to talk to you until right before the event. If I’m your DJ, I make myself available to you anytime leading up until the wedding. I know questions are going to come up during the planning process, and I like to be there to explain how everything works. The more you know going into the event, the smoother it will go. I don’t just stand in the corner and play music for the night. It’s so much more than that. You are basically booking me for the entire journey, not just the day.

That’s why hiring professional vendors is vital for success. Professionals genuinely care what happens that day. Seeing you happy and enjoying yourself is why we got into business in the first place. It’s all about earning your trust and delivering what we promised.

The people I meet in the wedding industry, both vendors and clients, are some of the most interesting people you could imagine.

Everyone has a story to tell. Let me tell your story with music.

Read on, music lovers!

DJ Amy Sas xoxo

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