Barry and Jenny are good friends of DJ Dave and so invited him to the whole day for their wedding. They originally asked Dave if he would like to be the DJ for their wedding but when they booked they found out that a DJ would be included in the hotel's own wedding package. After receiving this news they asked Dave if he would like a night off from DJing to relax with the other guests and Dave accepted.
Unfortunately a DJ which came as part of a package was never going to be as good as a professional like the guys from Dave Pierce Entertainment.
The package DJ's set up was rather untidy with many wires showing and the DJ wasn't even set up facing the audience (seen in the pictures). At Dave Pierce Entertainment they believe a DJ is a performer and so should always be facing the audience for maximum interaction capabilities.
There was also a major problem with this DJ's set up as one of the two speakers was not working correctly so through the whole evening event only one speaker was used! No doubt this DJ was cheap and so didn't have the scope in the pricing to carry any backup equipment in case a situation like this arose. Dave Pierce Entertainment only use high quality, reliable equipment and will always carry additional equipment and spares so if something like this does happen, a backup plan is always ready to be put into action and your event isn't spoiled by a failure.
This DJ did eventually manage to get a few people up dancing when the alcohol started to take hold but this would have happened much earlier if a professional was booked for the event.
The choice is yours if you are having your wedding at the Copthorne Hotel, Salford Quays, Manchester. You can either take the package DJ and hope that your night will be ok or you can ensure an excellent party and the success of your event by using Dave Pierce Entertainment for your wedding reception. This security for your event is priced starting from as little as £200. A fraction of the cost, when you consider that most weddings cost upwards of £7000 in total.
