Frederick Hart Entertainment, LLC

Exlusive WEDDINGS ONLY entertainment. One company, ONE DJ, one commitment: "Excellence in Elegance" is my motto. As a professional voiceover artist, PA announcer, and veteran of over 1,200 wedding receptions since 1989, I have mastered the artistry of presenting an event to reflect the discerning tastes of brides who envision an elegant reception conducted by a class act DJ / Emcee. Elegant and sophisticated but not stiff or stuffy, fun and entertaining but not wild or wacky. There are NO zany antics, NO inflatable props, NO plastic trinkets, NO group line dances, or goofy shenanigans to make a circus atmosphere out of your special once-in-a-lifetime reception. I won't force upon you MY vision of the perfect wedding reception - YOUR vision is my focus.DJs - like lawyers and doctors - have areas of specialty that match their skill set and expertise. Just as it would be inadvisable to visit a podiatrist for a root canal or hire a tax attorney to represent you in a medical malpractice lawsuit, it would be as big a disaster to expect that a wedding reception could be presented as well by a bar mitzvah, nightclub, bowling alley, or prom DJ. I won't become an omnipresent character and take over the spotlight and make myself the star of the show...no guest goes to receptions to see the DJ. It's my job to gently direct the spotlight to the bride and groom but never steal it...or even share it. If a room is filled with people in their seats before an empty dance floor, it isn't because the DJ isn't being 'colorful' enough. It's also not because he isn't 'working the crowd' on the mic or passing out plastic trickets, inflatable instruments, or glowing necklaces. It isn't because he's not playing the right audience participation line dances or silly games. People dancing is a direct function MUSIC. Infectious songs programmed in clever dance sets and inventively mixed in such a way that it creates enthusiasm are what create a celebratory atmosphere. Bad DJs try to make people dance. Great DJs make people WANT to dance.I DJed my first wedding in 1989, became a 'weddings only' DJ in 1994, made it my only means of income in 2001 and to date have done over 1,200 wedding receptions. That experience is what sets me quantum leaps ahead of the competition. It is my passion, profession, and livelihood.