DJ Randy Weber

helpful and reassuring, but when we met with Randy a week before the wedding, our confidence waned. He seemed unfamiliar with wedding events and even called us “meticulous” during our discussion. The website we were asked to use for song selection was confusing, so we shared a Spotify playlist instead, which Randy said he would add to his Amazon Music account. Despite providing a detailed itinerary, Randy struggled with setup during the rehearsal, prompting our coordinator to supervise him closely. His equipment setup was also unprofessional, with droopy, wrinkled cloths between the speakers. On the day of the wedding, the speakers emitted loud hissing noises, and Randy dismissed our concerns. The ceremony music was rough, and, shockingly, he started playing our recessional music *during the vows*. The cocktail hour was marred by more screeching from the speakers, startling our guests. When it came time for the bridal party entrances, Randy announced there was no music, despite our clear instructions, forcing us to intervene. There were awkward silences during key moments like our first dance and cake cutting, and he even played the wrong song for the mother-son dance. To top it off, Randy ignored our request not to take music requests from guests, and songs from our playlist were abruptly skipped. This DJ service might be okay for a prom or birthday party, but it’s completely unsuitable for a wedding. We didn’t feel like guests at our own event, and it’s an experience we wouldn’t want anyone else to endure.