Since then, we've worked together on many events including weddings, bar- and bat mitzvahs, and most recently Molly and Jeremy's wedding in September. Here he is with the lovely couple:




Q:How long have you been in business?
A:17 years.
Q:How did you get started?
A:I was in a Rock band in high School and we had all this cool sound gear.
A friend suggested we use the gear to DJ for a Special Events.
Q:How many weddings have you worked?
A:About a thousand weddings.
Q: How many other events?
A. Another Thousand.
Q:Describe your style and role on the wedding day.
A:Muscial Director, Orchestrator, Emcee. DJ.
Q:What requests do you get most from brides?
A:All Brides have unique expectations. The Classics still work, Hip Hop and Top 40 have become more mainstream.
Q:What have you learned from your years in business?
A: Never promise anything you cannot commit to.
Q:What tips do you have for brides and grooms?
A:When you find vendors that you like, book them. Lowest price is not necessarily the best deal.
Q:How can brides and grooms contact you?
A: Jordan River
www.a-dj.com
408.978.0979
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