| 1.) | Q: We have a lot of children coming to the celebration, do you keep them occupied with games and activities? |
| A: Yes! During the event, we typically play a variety of games and activities throughout the evening for children of all ages | |
| 2.) | Q: We also have a good portion of adults invited to the event, will you play music for them too? |
| A: Yes, we play a variety of music for all ages; however, from past experience in our market, the adults often prefer to socialize more than dance. This does not stop us from trying to get them out on the dance floor and even if the don't dance, our activities will get them some great photos. | |
| 3.) | Q: Do you just arrive at the event or do you do pre-event planning? |
| A: Your entertainer will meet with you prior to the event to discuss all details. We listen to what you want and customize the event around it. If you don't want a candle lighting ceremony, then we won't do it. This applies to any formality for the entire evening. | |
| 4.) | Q: Do you offer props and toys? |
| A: We can get you anything you need from various glow products to Mitzvah maracas! You can tell us what you are looking for at your free in home consultation and we build the props and toys into the final fee for the event. | |
| 5.) | Q: What do you wear to the event? |
| A: Standard attire is a shirt and tie; tuxedo is available upon request for no additional charge. | |
| 6.) | Q: How many DJs/Entertainers will be at my son/daughters Mitzvah? |
| A: There will be at least 2 entertainers at the celebration. This allows maximum interaction with the children and more flexibility with games and activities. | |
| 7.) | Q: Our family recently attended a mitzvah in New York and want a similar show for our child, can you do that? |
| A: Yes, but not on a $500 budget. Philadelphia and New York style Mitzvahs are very pricey affairs with bands starting around $10,000 and good DJ/Entertainers with dancers and such starting around $2,000. We will gladly work with your budget to find a happy median that suits you. | |
| 8.) | Q: My son/daughter likes all the new music, do you have radio edits? |
| A: All the music we have is radio edited and if we feel something is questionable for an event, we would rather not take any chances, so we don't play that song. | |
| 9.) | Q: We noticed that only a few DJs in the area advertise that they do Mitzvahs. Why is that? |
| A: It takes a lot of training and expertise to properly entertain at a Mitzvah. For a DJ to be a good fit for a mitzvah, he/she needs to be patient, good with children, personable with adults, and overall, just be a fun person. Additionally, they have to be good with time management so that they can properly plan the mitzvah with you and then execute everything the day of the event while working in conjunction with photographers, videographers, and the catering staff. | |
| 10.) | Q: How loud do you play the music? |
| A: The volume level will vary at different times of the evening such as dinner when it will be quiet and dancing when we will turn it up a little. By no means do we ever blow your guests away with blaring music. We want to keep everyone happy. |