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Shaun
01-08-2007, 06:55 PM
I had a trip to visit potential clients a few nights ago, we met up at their venue and spent around an hour and a half chatting.

I have to say, it was a joy to meet with people that finally get what a DJ does. The 'bride to be' stated that the meeting was so important to them as (and I quote) "the entertainment is one of the most important aspects of their day. People won't remember the flowers or cake...but they'll remember if they had a good time on the night." It sounded so like the comments us DJs regularly make, it's nice to see that some people do "get it". It really was a pleasant change to meet a couple who's first question wasn't price, and who valued how important the evenings entertainment is to the success of their wedding.

I'm looking forward to their event.

Excalibur
01-08-2007, 07:22 PM
I had a trip to visit potential clients a few nights ago, we met up at their venue and spent around an hour and a half chatting.

I have to say, it was a joy to meet with people that finally get what a DJ does. The 'bride to be' stated that the meeting was so important to them as (and I quote) "the entertainment is one of the most important aspects of their day. People won't remember the flowers or cake...but they'll remember if they had a good time on the night." It sounded so like the comments us DJs regularly make, it's nice to see that some people do "get it". It really was a pleasant change to meet a couple who's first question wasn't price, and who valued how important the evenings entertainment is to the success of their wedding.

I'm looking forward to their event.


They weren't DJ's themselves were they?:D

Shaun
01-08-2007, 07:37 PM
They weren't DJ's themselves were they?:DThat's a valid question, the thought did cross my mind during the early enquiry period. As it turns out, none of them were. :)

Candybeatdiscos
01-08-2007, 08:08 PM
womans name wasn't jade was it shaun?

Shaun
01-08-2007, 08:22 PM
womans name wasn't jade was it shaun?

Hi Garry,

No, Jade wasn't her name.

rob1963
01-08-2007, 10:54 PM
I had a trip to visit potential clients a few nights ago, we met up at their venue and spent around an hour and a half chatting.

I have to say, it was a joy to meet with people that finally get what a DJ does. The 'bride to be' stated that the meeting was so important to them as (and I quote) "the entertainment is one of the most important aspects of their day. People won't remember the flowers or cake...but they'll remember if they had a good time on the night." It sounded so like the comments us DJs regularly make, it's nice to see that some people do "get it". It really was a pleasant change to meet a couple who's first question wasn't price, and who valued how important the evenings entertainment is to the success of their wedding.

I'm looking forward to their event.

Nice one, Shaun!

You were chatting for an hour & a half? :eek: :eek: :eek:

80% of my clients dont even want to MEET me beforehand, and with the ones who DO want me to visit them, I'm always in & out inside 30 minutes!

:)

Shaun
02-08-2007, 12:09 AM
Nice one, Shaun!

You were chatting for an hour & a half? :eek: :eek: :eek:



I was kinda amazed when I realised how long I'd been chatting to them. There both really friendly and easy going, time just flew. The 'chat' also included a tour of the venue (mansion) they'd hired for their wedding.

Excalibur
02-08-2007, 06:55 AM
Nice one, Shaun!

You were chatting for an hour & a half? :eek: :eek: :eek:

80% of my clients dont even want to MEET me beforehand, and with the ones who DO want me to visit them, I'm always in & out inside 30 minutes!

:)

Try a new deodorant? :p

Ricesnaps
02-08-2007, 07:29 AM
I'd say 40 mins to an hours is fairly standard with my client visits - more if it's a venue visit too. That said, it's very unusual for the client to "get" what we do. Nice one Shaun! Enjoy the gig - I have a predominantly "funky house" wedding this weekend, can't wait - I LOVE playing that stuff!

rob1963
02-08-2007, 08:29 AM
80% of my clients dont even want to MEET me beforehand, and with the ones who DO want me to visit them, I'm always in & out inside 30 minutes!

:)


Try a new deodorant? :p

Deodorant?

What's that?

:rolleyes: