Fifteen years of weddings, parties and boutique events across South East Queensland is a lot of rooms to read. Prazz plays lounge, house, R&B and party classics, and he's genuinely comfortable either way: give him a detailed brief on genres, or hand over a list of songs that must be in the set. Client playlists aren't limited to whatever sample mixes exist. The basics he'll deliver without being asked are the ones people forget to check for. Turning up early, setting up before guests arrive, playing what was requested, and dressing like a professional. He carries public and products liability cover. On site he needs a table, power, and a meal.
Watch DJ Prazz perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
The basics, done properly. Prazz turns up and has the whole rig set up and ready well before your event starts, which sounds obvious until you've waited on someone still running cables while guests arrive. He plays what you asked for, so the songs you nominated get played rather than quietly dropped for something he prefers. And he presents like a working professional, dressed for the room your guests are in.
A table to work from and power to the spot where he'll be standing. That's the equipment side of it. He also asks for a meal and some light refreshments across the booking, which is standard for a DJ working a long night and worth mentioning to your caterer when you're doing head counts.
Public liability insured.
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