1 - Do you perform at events other than Weddings
Absolutely. While Lee is predominantly a Singer & DJ at Weddings he is available for any kind of event and has performed at many Corporate Events, Private Parties and Christmas / New Years Eve Parties.
2 - What assurances do we have that you'll turn up ?
In 14 years of providing Wedding entertainment Lee is yet to let a client down. His vehicle is covered by the AA who will take him to any destination should the problem be unfixable on the side of the road. He also has satellite navigation so getting lost will never be a problem.
3 - What equipment do you use ?
Lee only uses high quality professional equipment to ensure quality and reliability. His setup contains Denon mixing equipment, a Mackie PA system capable of creating crystal clear sound for up to 250 people and a full DMX light show.
4 - What kind of music do you sing / play ?
Lee sings a variety of genres including Rat Pack, Disco and Pop Music. For the Disco he has a vast music collection containing thousands of tracks dating all the way back to the 50s. You can supply him with a playlist before the event and he'll make sure they get played during the night. He can also take requests on the night.
5 - Some of the guests have asthma, do you use smoke machines ?
Lee only uses a smoke machine if specifically requested by the client. Even then he uses it sparingly. Many venues ban their use on health and safety grounds so check with the venue before the event.
6 - Some of the guests are epileptic, do you use strobe lighting ?
No, he currently does not use any form of strobe lighting.
7 - How can we pay you ?
You can pay by cheque up to 10 working days prior to the event or in cash before the event starts if paying on the day.
8 - How much space do you require to set up ?
Width - 4 Metres
Height - 2.5 Metres
Depth - 2 metres
He also requires 2 x 13amp plug sockets in close proximity to where he sets up.
9 - How long does it take you to set up ?
Approximately 75 minutes if he has easy access and the room is on the ground floor. He always arrives 2 hours before the scheduled start time so he can take his time should any access problems arise.
