Dj for a wedding

Dj for a wedding

Got a mate at work who is getting married December next year at Derwent Hall in Consett.

She is looking for a Dj, anyone interested?

posting on a clubbing forum for a dj for a wedding... i think being a bit more specific would help

unless of course its a gabba dj you're looking for?

well using the term 'DJ' losely! just a standard wedding playing normal party music (no mixing or scratching required)

oh well, thats me out

Well surely 'anybody' could do it then?!

You dont need to request a dj at all just if anyone is free on the day of the wedding and owns some cds!

aye, that would be great thanx!

Did my mates wedding in the derwent in consett it was nightmare.


Played all the tracks my friend asked for,plus indi soul funk some decent 80's stuff like prince/yazho/pat benatar/human league etc and motown but got totally slated for not having stuff like the cha cha slide and other utter consett drivel by his extend famliy.

Some kid kept asking for monkey/scouse house stuff as he had heard i was dj. He could not actual understand that dj's in clubs play other rave music than charver stuff.

I am the one only by chesny hawks was biggest tune of the night. Closer followed by build me up butter cup.

Never again will i play a wedding in consett.

Yellow Pages or P.M me and i'll give you a few numbers

I'll do it.

PM me if you want my number.

the bands i have played in always end up doing wedding gigs cos they pay money but they are nearly always a disaster. usually the audience splits 10% who think you are great and shout for more 20% who will get up and dance when pissed but will mostly stare at you with blank faces, 50% who just want you to shut up so they can chat up their cousin in peace, 20% who actively dislike you and stare at you with undisguised hatred and 10% who are so pissed they will fall over and throw beer over you/the amp/the bride.
i've had the father of the bride strip off down to his underpants in the middle of the dancefloor untill led off by his wife, the mother of the bride insist that we play the same tune three times on the trot 'cos itsh fuggin great' untill she was left on her own on the dancefloor. the bride do cartwheels in her wedding frock and crash into the table holding the presents and have to be taken to hospital and any amount of fights where we got stuff trashed. Oh and "can you play tie a yellow ribbon mate"
ah happy days

www.yell.com

PM Phil Mitchell on here sure he did a wedding

have you seen those adverts for 'clubland 10' style CD's - i always think WHICH clubland? where is this fictinal club scene where kelly lorenna is popular? i don't understand

can someone tell me?

The liverpool clubland.

Went to an afterhours club when i worked there after bugged out though it would be some kind of house/techno carryon till about 8am place.

Full of scally blokes about 25-40 snorting coke off credit cards in middle of the dance floor in lacoste tracksuits while there dolled up girlfriends danced to donked up version of a queen song.

Took one look around the place me sara and my mate dan then ran for our lives.

Felt really out of my depth.

Dont they have scouse house nights on the boat on a friday & saturday night

dunno, but that's just reminded me that I've still not got round to sinking that fucker yet...:evil: