Sir Uso If you've ever wanted to request a song at a wedding or party without flagging down the DJ between songs, a QR-code request system solves exactly that. It puts the request line in every guest's pocket — no app, no waiting for a break in the set.
How it works
- Scan — a QR code posted at the booth, on table cards, or on a screen opens the request line right in a guest's phone browser.
- Send — the guest types a song request, a shoutout, a dedication, or a message they'd like read on the mic.
- Mix it in — every request lands with the DJ first. Nothing hits the speakers unmoderated — the DJ decides when (and whether) it fits the set and the timeline.
What guests can actually do from their phone
- Song requests — call up any song; the DJ works it into the set at the right moment
- Shoutouts & dedications — birthday wishes, toasts, and dedications submitted from a phone and read live on the mic
- Guest & kid locator — a fast way for staff, parents, or planners to find someone at a large venue
- Sponsor & product promotion — built-in prompts for sponsor mentions and giveaways at corporate events
Why every request goes through the DJ first
A request system only works if it doesn't take control away from the person running the room. That's why every submission at a Sir Uso Productions event routes through the DJ before it's ever announced or played — protecting the timeline, the tone, and the flow of the night, while still giving guests a direct line to the booth.
Want to see it in action? Visit our Requests & Shoutouts page for a full walkthrough — including a link to the live request tool guests actually use at our events.
Planning an event in St. Louis or the 618 and want the request line built into your night? Get in touch with DJ Sir Uso Productions today.