A: We offer three core packages. "Sweet n' Simple" provides 4 hours of performance time with a 1 to 1.5-hour setup. "Classic" and "Signature" both offer 5-6 hours of performance time. For the "Signature" package, this includes a dedicated 1.5 to 2-hour performance setting, with a 2-hour setup time utilizing a 2-person team.

A: We charge a flat travel fee for events within a 50-mile radius of Morgantown, West Virginia, United States. For further locations, we calculate the fee based on current travel costs. Overtime fees are clearly outlined in the contract, with a standard rate of $175 per hour.

A: We require two to three 20-amp breakers for power and space diagrams for setup planning. Additionally, we request a table and table skirting to ensure a cohesive aesthetic. We also inquire about venue restrictions, including sound ordinances, to ensure a smooth process.

A: We actively collaborate with wedding planners to integrate seamlessly with the overall timeline. We emphasize flexibility and clear communication to manage realistic expectations and avoid unnecessary rushing during the event.

A: The main difference is the level of production and engagement. "Sweet n' Simple" is designed for a low-key atmosphere with a compact sound setup and minimal MC announcements (introductions only). The "Signature" package is a full production experience: it includes our premium sound system, computer-controlled lighting that syncs with the music, and a high-energy MC approach to keep the dance floor moving all night.

A: Yes, you can upgrade your package or add overtime hours at any time leading up to the event. If you need to downgrade or remove services, that is also possible, but please note that any changes to pricing would be handled through a contract addendum, and the original retainer guidelines may still apply.

A: To officially save your date, we require a signed contract and a retainer fee. Dates are booked on a first-come, first-served basis, so we recommend reaching out as soon as you have your venue confirmed.