My biggest regret was not doing more research on my DJ for my wedding. Introductions were a mess that could have been avoided. Edward botched the wedding parties names even though we had a phone call telling him how they are pronounced just day...s before the wedding. He would approach my guests with his business cards. This happened so much, that my guests brought it to my attention the next morning. He also called the best man up after his speech (but still with a microphone) just to hand him his business card in front of all my guests. When my father finished giving his tear jerking speech, Edward made a comment about being thankful it was over. This may have been a small joke, but my father did not think the comment was appropriate nor do I. I really wanted all my guests on their feet and dancing all night long. There were virtually no guests on the dance floor all night. I could get some guests up after going table to table to encourage guests to get moving, but the music was not great. My guests and myself tried to requests songs, but they weren't being played and Edward was not at his DJ booth several times. Some of my guests were telling me during the reception that the DJ was not taking their requests. Which is why I started to go up to Edward and give song requests. I even left the dance floor to look for him a couple times. The only reason my guests were telling me about Edward not taking requests is because I was trying to get people on the dance floor. The photos from the night even show a mostly empty dance floor which is disappointing. One request that he did play was a song that one guest requested. It was a silly song request which was fine, but it lead to the most cringy part of the whole night. Edward told guests to get off the dance floor except the bridal party because there was a "special request". All the ladies were very confused because no one requested a song that called for this to happen. Edward was looking for my sister (maid of honor) for the dance and kept referring to her as the "giggly one" on the microphone. My sister was finally came to the dance floor from the bar and the song started to play. All my ladies were confused and then the guest who actually requested the song came to the floor to explain she was the one who requested the song for a different reason that had nothing to do with the bridal party. So Edward confused my sister (who was wearing the bridesmaid dress) for someone else. So we awkwardly danced for a few minutes until it ended. Super cringy. I purchased the photo booth package too. I did not really know what to expect, but I have been to weddings with photo booths before so I was really looking forward to it. It turns out that the photo booth is run by the guests. When you want to use it, you click the laptop and it takes the photo. The worst part was that the printer for the photo strips broke halfway into the reception. To say my guests were disappointed is an understatement. You would assume that when you take a picture in a photo booth, that you'd take the picture home that night. I understand things happen, but things just kept adding onto this DJ. When I received the email of the digital copies a week later, there was a lot of confusion. The day after my wedding I was disappointed to hear that many guests had the same comments about the DJ and photo booth. In conclusion, if you are looking to hire a wedding DJ, please do your research before signing a contract.