DJ Pace Entertainment

I have been a professionally trained wedding DJ since 2012, and as of 2013 had done 20 weddings my first year, and well over 100 now, approaching 200. I have done fewer weddings since covid, and this gone from my primary source of employment to a secondary source, leaving me plenty of time and availability, because I simply do not book every weekend. I hope to both get and give off a good vibe to clients I choose to work with, who, in turn, also choose me as their DJ. I have all the equipment needed to DJ a wedding anywhere that is near a power source. I can include dance lights, uplighting, at additional rates.

Being a professional without the fancy photography to prove it. I am not focused on painting a pretty picture to book the next gig, I am too busy doing my job to be taking fancy photos. I just use what I have. Don't judge a book by it's cover. Some DJs focus on looking professional, I simply remain that way and don't bombard paying customers with photoshoots during their events. No middle man here. You can pay a company double so if the DJ backs out they have a standby, or you can just go with a solid pro who never backs out and was trained by one of so cals top companies and knows how to do weddings right, with plenty of flexibility.