A good DJ has an approachable personality. They are also capable of getting along with the crowd. Some hostile DJs refuse to be interrupted. These DJs believe they know better than you and that speaking to you will only ruin their set. Avoid these DJs. They will strain an event.
Great DJs are excellent at handling requests. They also establish a rapport with the audience. Make sure the DJ you hire has strong communication and microphone skills. Experienced DJs know when to get on the mic and involve the crowd.
A good DJ also pumps up the crowd, not just through their microphone skills but with a complimentary light show. When a DJ involves the audience in their performance, the event feels more inclusive and special to those who are a part of it. A good DJ is friendly and approachable.
Often underestimated, but invaluable.
A DJ needs an upbeat personality and an ability to deal with a variety of people in positive ways.
Nobody wants to upset a bride or groom on the most important day of their life. A great DJ also adapts on the fly to the mood and energy of the crowd. They seamlessly integrate requests and changes in music direction and manage unexpected challenges creatively and calmly. This flexibility ensures the music always feels fresh and responsive to the audience’s needs.