Some people may say that being the focal point of what could make or break the big day is often stressful, we find it extremely motivating. There is nothing better than motivating a crowd and seeing your clients have the time of their lives. As a professional DJ, we take on that responsibility and that is what we truly love about it.

We have been in the wedding industry since 2002. I specifically attended a family wedding and tagged along with the DJ who eventually took me under his wing a week later. The rest is history! Just a couple years later, DJ Victoriouss Entertainment was born and our client list started expanding solely on word of mouth. This is still the case to this day!

After a complimentary consultation has been conducted, a deposit is taken and a contract is signed to confirm the booking of your wedding date. Typically, the deposit can range from $500-$1,000 based on services requested.

Every single event is accompanied by a written contract. It is a 2-page contract which outlines the main details of the event along with services booked and a few points of reference for terms and conditions.

All of our DJ's are in high demand. You have the option to book Vic specifically at a premium rate. As stated in our contract, your DJ will be chosen based on your musical preferences and other factors. If you have a preference, we will do our best to match you with your selection but we cannot guarantee it based on availability. Our DJ's have been with us for a minimum time period in order to ensure quality of service and have the same standards of play and sound as our original owner. We offer the ability to meet with them at our final meeting to go over details in order to make it a personal experience.

Absolutely! We want nothing more than for you to feel comfortable with your DJ! We've heard so many stories from previous clients of attending other events where a random DJ showed up and this is not what we want for you.

Typically, we hold the date from the moment you inquire to the time we meet for a consultation. After the consultation is complete, you have the option of booking or weighing your options of course. It is during this time if we receive a call for the same date as yours but you have not solidified the contract with a deposit, we will then give you a courtesy call to let you know that we had a new inquiry. We do not use this as a sales tactic what so ever but we can also never speculate on the inquiries that come in on a daily basis.

Emcee services are included in every package. As your DJ, we act as your Emcee free of charge. A lot of couples choose to have a family or close friend conduct the Emcee services for the evening. If this is the case, we will work closely with them to ensure there is a smooth transition throughout the evening.

This is such a great question that not enough people ask! Typically, this does not happen very often however, there may be the odd time where is does due to the change in set or other factors such as a cake cutting or food at 11pm. This is where song selection comes into play. As a professional DJ, we use song selection and other tactics to ensure your dancefloor is consistently full. Our sets are assembled based on what you choose and how we read a crowd as well.

Most definitely! Our process is very simple. Once the contract has been signed, we meet again 2-3 weeks before the big day. From there, you will be given a couple key information layout sheets. These sheets outline every single important detail of the night. It includes time frames for each movement, major song lists, names of the bridal party, speech layouts and more. You will be given this sheet upon booking and asked for it back at our final meeting before the event.

On each key information sheet there is an area to fill out "songs/artists/genres" of music you like and ones you do not like. We take this information and use it throughout the evening. Be sure to be thorough as we do not want to play something you do not like. With that being said, clients have given us 10 page lists of music and some have given us zero suggestions. This is completely at your discretion. We do not encourage one or the other it is solely based on your expectations. Subsequently, you can also send us an Apple Music or Spotify Playlist that we may be able to reference throughout the evening as well.

This question is also at your discretion. If you do not typically mention anything about it, we will automatically announce to the crowd that we take requests. Also, if a request does come in that is on your "do not play" list, we will not play it.

Depending on services booked, we typically arrive around 10AM to 2PM on the day of the wedding. If the setup requires more hours then we coordinate for an earlier time frame on that day. Other factors such as an early ceremony in the day may affect this time frame as well. Most venues in the city open up for setup around 7-8AM for vendors so this is usually not a problem at all.

Unlike a band, a DJ should never take breaks. We do not take breaks throughout the evening unless of course we play along side a band and split our sets throughout the night.

This is such an important question! Clients have constantly shared stories from other events where the sound or atmosphere was a little off. This is mainly because other people use equipment which is not updated for 5, 10, or 15 years in some instances. We have a firm rule to update our equipment on a yearly basis for lighting and every 3 years for sound with the newest state of the art in technology. When you promote one type of service, you need to look and sound great. This is exactly what we strive for in every event!

This is also a great question that does not get asked very often. We are hearing more and more about vendors doing things their way as they are trying to promote their own "style." While we do no such advertising, we do look at every event as a new future opportunity for someone else. Therefore for us, every event needs to be perfect. This is why we do get asked for our business card at multiple events. This is the only thing we do. If someone advertises with a banner its because they need to. Your wedding night is personally dedicated to your every need and not the need to advertise your services!

This is an excellent question. The hall itself is charged a fee or tax that they need to pay in order to hold private events and play any type of music in their facility. Typically, the hall passes on this cost to you when booking the event. The fee itself has nothing to do with us as we pay our own licenses to download and play music. You might be able to look up what you should be charged through google. It is based on square footage of the facility and capacity or number of people that would be attending your event. For example, I am getting married at a venue with around 230 guests and I believe my SOCAN fee would be between $60-$80.