Q: How early do you typically arrive before an event?

Asked by: User in Disc Jockeys

A: We like to arrive 1 hour prior to the event to have everything in place before the first guests arrive.

Answered by: D&S Entertainment

Q: In which states and communities are you licensed to officiate ceremonies?

Asked by: User in Wedding Officiants

A: I officiate weddings in Northern California - mostly the Contra Costa and Alameda counties and also all San Francisco, east bay areas. I've also traveled to places such as Monterey/Carmel, Lake Tahoe

Answered by: Beautiful Weddings & Services

Q: What if I don't like my makeup at the trial run? Can I suggest changes?

Asked by: User in Beauty Consultants

A: Yes. Please make all of your suggestions and corrections at this time.

Answered by: Kiki Finley, Beauty Artistry LLC

Q: Do we need to provide a meal for the DJ during the event?

Asked by: User in Disc Jockeys

A: If you wish - but it's certainly not required - or expected.

Answered by: Doug Griffin Entertainment

Q: In which states and communities are you licensed to officiate ceremonies?

Asked by: User in Wedding Officiants

A: Minnesota

Answered by: Pastoral Ministries

Q: How early do you typically arrive before an event?

Asked by: User in Disc Jockeys

A: Arriving 2 hours in advance to ensure timeliness and to check our equipment for any failures is standard for all events.

Answered by: Lori's DJ Service

Q: Who exactly will be taking pictures at my wedding? Do you use subcontractors?

Asked by: User in Wedding Photographers

A: I take the pictures. If a subcontractor is involved, you and I will have an agreement and arrangement that satisfies your concerns.

Answered by: Heritage Photography

Q: Can you take last-minute requests from our guests?

Asked by: User in Live Bands

A: No. We may be persuaded only if the request is on our repertoire list already.

Answered by: Ange&Ris

Q: What are your standard payment terms? How much is the deposit?

Asked by: User in Wedding Photographers

A: Retainer fee of $300 due at booking. The remaining $2000 is due 30 days prior to the wedding date

Answered by: Justin Pearson Photography