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A handful of reviews, quoted as written, and links to every platform carrying the rest so you can check them against us rather than take our word for it.
“Unless food was on the table the dance floor was full.”
“He even played songs that brought us back.”
“Quality, professionalism and most importantly fun.”
“He was a calming presence during an otherwise stressful day.”
“A DJ who understands the assignment.”
“People are still telling me how great the atmosphere was.”
We are not going to ask you to believe a number printed on our own website. Here is where the reviews actually live, with the counts as we last read them.
We also keep profiles on The Bash, Yelp and NJWedding.com. Those carry few or no reviews, and we would rather list them and say so than quietly leave them off.
We do not add the two numbers together. Forty-three and thirty-three are not seventy-six — they are two separate samples on two platforms, and some couples appear on both. Any business that sums its review counts across sites is telling you something about its arithmetic.
Forty-three reviews across more than five hundred weddings is a small sample, and we would rather point that out than let it sit there looking impressive. For most of eighteen years we simply never asked couples for a review. We only started asking properly in 2026, which is why the recent weddings account for most of what is on these pages and the earlier ones are barely represented at all.
So read the rating for what it is — consistent, and thin. The venue pages are the better test: thirty-six rooms, each one saying how many times we have actually worked it, including the ones where the honest answer is once.
Send us the date, the room and a rough guest count. You get a written, itemised number back — usually the same day.
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