Question 1

Should I hire a DJ or a live band for my wedding in Israel?

Accepted Answer

DJs offer vast music libraries and seamless transitions at lower cost (₪3,000–₪8,000). Live bands create electrifying energy but cost more (₪10,000–₪35,000+). Many couples opt for a DJ with live musicians (saxophonist, drummer) as a hybrid option.

Question 2

How do I choose the right DJ for my event?

Accepted Answer

Watch videos of them performing live (not studio mixes), check their experience with your event type, ask about their music library range, MC skills, and ability to read the crowd. Meet them before booking.

Question 3

Can I create a do-not-play list for my DJ?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Most DJs welcome a short do-not-play list alongside your must-play songs. Keep both lists reasonable (10–15 songs each) to give the DJ flexibility to read the room and maintain energy.

Question 4

What music is appropriate for a Brit Milah celebration?

Accepted Answer

Soft background music during the ceremony, transitioning to joyful celebratory songs afterward. A live musician (guitar, keyboard) or a curated playlist through a good speaker system works well for this intimate event.

Question 5

How early should I book my DJ or band?

Accepted Answer

Popular DJs and bands book 6–12 months in advance for peak season. If you have a specific artist in mind, reach out as soon as you confirm your date. Browse our category listings for availability.