A: Ninety percent of the time, this is the first question couples will ask. It's a fair question as you may think DJs are all the same. The truth is ... they're not.

Club DJs, Radio DJs, Prom DJs, Bar DJs, Amateur DJs, Professional DJs, and Wedding DJs are all different. Our prices are a reflection of our talents and our training. A teenager that DJs in his bedroom isn't going to charge that much. Those of us with decades of experience and thousands of shows behind us are going to charge a bit more.

Depending on a variety of variables, your wedding day will most likely cost between $3000-$8000.

And it's a question that we can't really answer until we find out all the details of your wedding day. We will tell you that without doing the research we are about median cost to other companies in the area, however, offer much more than even those who charge twice as much. What you are getting for that is peace of mind. You are going to have the piece of mind that you have hired a DJ that will still be in business by the time your wedding day arrives. The peace of mind that he won't cancel on you the week of your wedding (it happens much more than you'd think!). And the piece of mind that you are going to have a wedding day that people will remember as one of the most fun times they've ever had.

Your wedding day is a celebration, a melding of friends from work and high school and college and childhood, a family reunion, and most likely the biggest social event that will ever be thrown solely in your honor.

My services complement your wedding day and make it an even greater day for you and your guests. And my prices reflect that.

We will do our best to recommend you packages that best fit for you. We will offer you additional equipment from your interest and try to bundle them into your package. We’re not here to up-sell you. We will do our best to take care of you!

A: We don’t charge per hour as it doesn’t make sense to be limited. We charge by the service and the equipment provided.

A: Absolutely! The packages were built around the demand. But our pre-built packages are not ment for everyone! We would love to work together and build you a custom package that will work best for you!

A: Our prices will included the cost of travel up to 100 miles one way for DJ services.

50 miles round trip for Photo Booth services.

A: If an event is over 100 miles or a travel time of an hour and half from our home address, Lodging may be required.

A: Yes. We have an extensive contract that goes over everything in detail. The contract protects both you and Insaiyan Entertainment, LLC.

A: We require 25% retainer to secure your date.

A: Absolutely! We will meet during our virtual consultation to make sure we are the right fit for you!

A: We will generally will give you a few days to talk it over (Unless you want to forward with the booking process immediately) However, we are constantly doing consultations. We will do our best to keep you updated when another inquiry has came in with the same event date, when another client has decided to move forward, and be up front when others are also inquiring for the same date. Keep in mind that the date is open to all unless a contract and deposit has been submitted.

A: Once you have been given a contract, you have 7 days to sign the contract and put down a deposit to hold your date. After 7 days, if you have not returned the contract, the date is then opened back up for other potential clients.

A: All pricing includes a full day of service. We will play from start to finish that is listed on the contract. Any additional time requested after the time listed on the contract will be $350 per hour.

A: Either me or a DJ on the team. We will disclose who is the DJ that will be assigned to you during the initial consultation.

A: The second set up is more simpler set up without having to take time and break down and set up again. This will cut into our playing time.

A: Not at all! All of my music is the clean, edited versions of the songs. However, just because a song has offensive words removed from the songs doesn't mean that the song's meanings don't change. I always cite "My Humps" by Black Eyed Peas. I have a clean version of the song ... but that doesn't change the song's message!

A: Yes! We are the voice of your timeline! We will make sure that your guests will know what is to occur next and of course announce all your formalities!

A: We are more laid back. We want to focus our time on mixing and blending music. We will hype the crowd here and there. We will not be on the microphone every 30 seconds.

A: Having done this for as long as I have, this is usually not a problem. However, when it does happen, we have developed my own tricks on getting people to dance. Some are subtle while others are more to the point. we will point out that a DJ can never go wrong with a classic love song or a fun group participation dance to get people on the dance floor. Beyond that, we would much rather share my secrets with you while you are on the dance floor.

A: Since I've started my career, that hasn't happened (knocks on wood). If it were to happen the local DJs and I are friends and I would have someone there with all the information about your day.

A: Up to you! We am available to you 24/7. You will have full contact with me via; text, phone, email, facebook, Instagram, etc. Generally, our final meet (1 month prior to the event) is necessary to go over the preliminary timeline and song selections.

A: The only performances you can visit me at are the occasional public performances that we do (and we always encourage potential clients to do that). We announce all public events on our Facebook page & Instagram. But as most of our performances are private weddings, We respect my client's privacy and do not have potential clients visit their parties. Plus, each performance we do is designed to fit each individual clients wishes so what you hear at one party may not be exactly what you are looking for at yours and may cloud your judgment on my abilities.

A: Please do! To protect my past client's privacy, we only provide references on request. Just contact me through the tab above and mention you'd like some references and I'll get them to you ASAP.

A: As involved as you like! This is YOUR party and you are allowed to choose up to 50 songs online as well as give me a Do Not Play list for songs you specifically do not want to hear. This is all done via my Online Event Planner. In addition, your guests are all given a password so that they can choose up to five songs apiece online as well. This usually provides me with more than Ie need so requests are based on dance ability, popularity, and your audience. For instance, we am usually going to play The Wobble or Cupid Shuffle over most Metallica songs!

A: Naturally, the sooner the better. However, you have up until one week before your event to finalize music requests. Wedding details are usually due two weeks before the wedding in order to draw up an agenda that fits your needs. In order to provide you with an stress-free event, We do try to keep you on a weekly schedule, reminding you of what needs to be done each week leading up to your event.

A: That's up to you! The majority of parties that we do include taking requests from guests. Some clients prefer no requests from the guests and we respect their wishes. But when guests are allowed to make requests and hear the songs they like to dance to, they become more emotionally involved with the event and walk away with fonder memories of the evening. We do not play inappropriate requests at events and have developed subtle ways to satisfy the guest without offending them.

Guests can make their requests through a texting software. Information on how to make requests will be posted near our DJ booth.

A: Definitely! But please limit it to songs that would absolutely ruin your evening. For instance, if a new husband was married before, you probably do not want to hear the song that was his first dance with his first wife! But remember, just because you hate the Electric Slide does not necessarily mean that your guests hate it too. Please have some flexibility in your Do Not Playlist.

A: 2 - 3 hours before the start of an event. For weddings with ceremony - the 2 hour marker will be from the time guests start to arrive for ceremony.

A: Most of my weddings are performed in a suit or a dress shirt and dress paints. If you are having a backyard pool party, I will most likely be wearing shorts. We try to dress either just like your guests or slightly better.

A: At the event itself, we require a table (at least six feet in length or longer), and a table skirt that reaches the floor to hide my carrying cases and cables underneath the table. If you do not mind the unsightliness of such a mess, you can leave out the table skirt. We also ask that we are situated no more than 25 feet away from an electrical outlet. If we are going to be further than 25 feet from an outlet, we need to know this ahead of time in order to plan accordingly.

A: If our team is onsite for 4 or more hours a meal is required.

A: Not at all. Unlike a band, you get nonstop entertainment from a DJ.

A: No, we do not. If your guests like me and want to hire me, they will either ask me for a business card or ask you for our information. This is YOUR day and we are here to make you happy, not promote our business.

Yes! We have $1,000,000 coverage. We can provided a COI if requested!

A minimum of 2 and up to 6 depending on what is booked.