How much money do you anticipate earning in May and June events?

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DJ Ricky B said:
It correlates to lost money because all of this year's weddings are going to be thrown into next year's weddings. W

Basically, if none of this occurred, we all could have worked this year's weddings, and next year's weddings resulting in zero potential income lost.

Instead we are going to lose a large chunk of would be bookings next year as many of those weddings look for alternatives such as friend of family/cousin/etc. or bring in the lesser known DJs to fill those open opportunities out there. Also, some couples that wanted to get married in 2021 will fall back to 2022 because the venue they wanted was not available or for other reasons due to the effects of the shut downs.

Also, SATURDAYS in season next year...Especially in the FALL of next year when we are back to having concerts etc. and hopefully completely opened back up and back to normal...Those September, October Saturdays next year will be VERY IN DEMAND. Probably more demand than we as an industry have ever experienced! If this plays out like I think it will, every DJ will be turning business away in the fall of 2021 because we are already booked, and maybe we missed opportunities to charge a premium for those dates even.

I also foresee many 2021 brides booking LATE...Many of them will wait until all this blows over before they book, and make sure their event happens. ...Mixed in with the 2020 post postponements. Next year is going to be Crazy.

This is all assuming we don't have an awful prolonged 2nd waive of the Virus even messing up 2021.
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DJ Ricky B said:
You will be post poning those June weddings for sure. ...Unless the clients decide to go against the rules set fourth.

NO events with over 50 people will be occurring for quite a while.
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DJ Ricky B said:
During phase 1 of re openings only gatherings of 10 people allowed. Sorry, but restaurants still operating will only be doing carry out, curbside pick up, or delivery (if they offer that). We won't be going to sit in dine in restaurants during phase 1 (Unless your state changes that rule for phase 1).

Up to 50 guests is phase 2. ...Restuarants will be dealing with it as best as they can until phase 3.
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If you people had gone to Law School, like your parents had wanted, you'd be singing "Blue Skies"!!

When I retired, I enrolled my wife and myself in long term health care policies, with the idiotic idea of preserving wealth for our children in case one, or both of us, end up in nursing homes. Recently, there were premium increases which has resulted in a Class Action Lawsuit by a policy holder who is not a happy camper.

When you read through all the legal fine print, the Lawyers are the only ones who will really make out if the suit is successful. It's a great country!
 
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My CPA told me that if you get audited, even if you win you lose. All the time and expense to defend yourself is a PITA, and you never get it back.

And lawyers are one step removed from weather men...they both have opinions on what the outcome will be, both can be wrong, and still get paid.

Handinon said:
If you people had gone to Law School, like your parents had wanted, you'd be singing "Blue Skies"!!

When I retired, I enrolled my wife and myself in long term health care policies, with the idiotic idea of preserving wealth for our children in case one, or both of us, end up in nursing homes. Recently, there were premium increases which has resulted in a Class Action Lawsuit by a policy holder who is not a happy camper.

When you read through all the legal fine print, the Lawyers are the only ones who will really make out if the suit is successful. It's a great country!
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Handinon said:
If you people had gone to Law School, like your parents had wanted, you'd be singing "Blue Skies"!!

When I retired, I enrolled my wife and myself in long term health care policies, with the idiotic idea of preserving wealth for our children in case one, or both of us, end up in nursing homes. Recently, there were premium increases which has resulted in a Class Action Lawsuit by a policy holder who is not a happy camper.

When you read through all the legal fine print, the Lawyers are the only ones who will really make out if the suit is successful. It's a great country!
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