Jerry's commitment and passion is to produce the best quality performance in sound, professionalism and delivery. He puts 100% into each and every event/reception he takes on. From the first time you meet with Jerry, you'll see how personable and organized he is, and how much he listens to your needs. Let him provide that experience for you and help create a unique and truly spectacular memory of your special day.

Jerry specializes in quality not quantity. He only does one Wedding per day, and typically only one per week, thus enabling him to give you the personalized attention you deserve.

The PLANNING PROCESS is one thing that sets him apart from other DJs. Where some DJs just show up and play music, make a few announcements and that's it, Jerry takes it a few steps farther. From interacting with your guests at your reception to "break the ice" and make everyone feel welcome, to his correspondence with you from the time you hire him. You're not just another contract in his files. You are now his friend, and more importantly his client who he will go above and beyond the call of duty to make sure everything is how you have planned. Have a question for him? Call him or email him. His response time is less than a day, but more than likely you'll get in touch with him immediately! This is a value that should be important to you when deciding on whom to hire. No one likes to wait, especially when planning a wedding! Of course his actual performance is top notch too.

Why does a Rolls Royce cost more than a Toyota? Simple - It has a lot more to offer.

With Jerry, you get what you pay for - the utmost in professionalism, reliability, service, flexibility, experience, and musical expertise. If you are looking to save some money in the entertainment portion of your Wedding - he is not for you. If you are more concerned with quality, style, atmosphere of your event, organization and preplanning, and peace of mind that you are in good hands, then he is someone you would want to consider.

Yes. Jerry meets with all couples at least two times. First, before a contract is presented. This first meeting is meant to give him a thorough understanding of your needs, to show you what he has to offer, and how he can make your wedding day special and unique. The second meeting occurs one month before your Wedding. This is when he will cover order of events/itinerary, announcements, music selection and all the pertinent details that will make your event perfect.

Jerry prefers to meet at his home office, mainly because he has all the materials he needs to present himself there. But he doesn't mind meeting elsewhere, if you are more comfortable that way. Depending on where you live, Jerry can meet you at your residence, or a neutral location (a quiet restaurant) for the initial free consultation. He is of course, completely flexible though. Whatever is most convenient for you is fine with him. But for the final meeting, Jerry requires that the couple meet him at his home office where he has all the "tools" to ice the planning process. Parents of the Bride welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting as well.

Often asked this question, but it is something Jerry strongly opposes. Answer this: Would you like uninvited guests at your wedding that you didn't know? Jerry is just very considerate towards others. He is more than happy to provide references, but he does not randomly invite guests to Weddings. Besides, you would need to stay the entire time to get the complete screening of his style. Not only that, but the way he personalizes one wedding, may not be the way you would want yours.

Simply put, Jerry owns some of the best equipment money can buy. You are guaranteed the cleanest, sharpest sound possible when you book him. He only uses the best names in Professional Sound and Lights.

Absolutely! Jerry doesn't just stand behind his console and push the play button. He certainly keeps the focus on the Bride & Groom, but uses mild crowd interaction and mixing skills to create a comfortable, fun and energetic atmosphere. He uses "icebreakers" when needed to get your guests up and moving!

Yes, Jerry will play any CD that you provide if you would like to hear something he couldn't purchase beforehand. Very often a couple will provide some Ethnic music for Jerry. Not a problem, just make sure the cd is free of scratches or skipping before having him play it.

No, unless you feel like you need to. Most of Jerry's Weddings are referrals and they will just ask him to play most of the same great music they heard at the other reception. He encourages input from the Bride/Groom for their first dance, father/bride, mother/groom, last dance, and if they know what their guests will like. But as a standard procedure, he has Brides and Grooms pick from his Top 200 Most Requested list of songs, and they let him fill in the rest by "reading" the crowd and playing what they respond best to. Of course, you can choose anything you like. It's your Wedding day!

But he tells every Bride and Groom the same thing:
"There are only 2 of you, but about 200 of your guests, all different ages, all with different tastes in music. What YOU might not like (YMCA, Celebration, or whatever you may consider 'cheesy'), your guests may love. Timeless classics are called Timeless Classics simply because they work! A little bit of what some may consider 'cheese', when used moderately, and in the right way, can really be successful and fun."

Yes. Jerry brings two wireless mics and two corded mics to every event. The wireless is used for any toasts in the room and for Jerry to use when he needs to be away from his console. All professional DJs should always carry both types of microphones. There is no extra charge for the use of the wireless mic.

Unless these songs are specifically requested by the Bride/Groom, you will not hear them. Again, this is your day and you can tell Jerry exactly what to play and what not to play - it's up to you! But as stated 3 questions above:
"There are only 2 of you, but about 200 of your guests, all different ages, all with different tastes in music. What YOU might not like (YMCA, Celebration, or whatever you may consider 'cheesy'), your guests may love. Timeless classics are called Timeless Classics simply because they work! A little bit of what some may consider 'cheese', when used moderately, and in the right way, can really be successful and fun."

Never at weddings. Jerry does not bring a big sign with the company name on it to put on the wall behind or out front his DJ booth. He also does not make endless announcements plugging his services/name. No business cards are set out. If someone feels his performance was great, and thinks he would compliment their own event, they will simply come up and ask him for a card, which happens quite often.

Of course, within reason. If someone requests something that is inappropriate for a Wedding, he would either tell them he didn't bring it, or tells them to ask the Bride/Groom if it is OK. Otherwise, he welcomes any requests from the crowd! He advises you let him play what the guests want to hear, so it is very wise to let them request songs!

Jerry wears a tuxedo to all Weddings. He will look as good as your Bridal party but never better than the Groom! Very professional. Jerry also keeps himself in shape, so he will never look sloppy in his attire. Always neat and trim.

Jerry arrives 1 1/2 - 2 hours before the start time when not bringing a light show.

You are never charged for the set up or break down time. His time starts when the guests arrive to the reception location, within 1/2 hour of the time you contract the reception time for. This can be explained better in person. If curious, please ask Jerry about this.

There is no charge for travel time for any event that is 100 miles or less one way from Interstate Mobile Music's home area of Morgan, Utah.  Mileage calculation is based on "Yahoo Maps" information.  Mileage over 100 miles one way will be charged a calculated rate at .60 (sixty cents) per mile round trip. There is no charge for the first 100 miles each way.