Wesley Flint, a.k.a. DJ Wes, will take his equipment to weddings, reunions, corporate events, school dances or any get-together that can be improved with music. For all occasions -- weddings, corporate events, reunions, school dances -- he's affectionately known as DJ Wes. "A big part of the whole wedding deejay world is word of mouth," Flint said. "That's sort of where it's at. I've been doing it awhile now and still enjoying it." Flint has spent a majority of his life in the southern United States. "My dad was in the military, so we traveled a lot," he said. "He was 20 years in the Navy, so I lived a good portion of my childhood in Florida. I graduated from Lafayette County High School in Oxford and have lived in Memphis my entire adult life." During the weekdays, Flint is dedicated to his job at FedEx. It's on the weekends when the entertaining begins. "Ninety-five percent of my work is Saturday nights, so it works out pretty good," he said. "It takes me two hours to set up and another hour to tear down, so my rates are based on a minimum of four hours of performance. If they want to add some additional time, they certainly can." It's information that can be found on Flint's Web site: mobiledjwes.com. "I do it all myself and I'm kind of proud of that," he said. "I actually come up No. 1 on Google and Yahoo! for 'Memphis Wedding DJ'. I've worked hard to get my Web site to do that. It certainly goes a long way towards bringing potential clients to me." When Flint dabbles with the Internet, a bonus is also included. "There's a picture page on my Web site. That's one of the things that I think kind of separates me from a lot of the other deejays," he said. "I bring a pocket camera with me and I take a whole bunch of candid shots throughout the whole night." Flint, of course, knows he's not a professional photographer. He is, however, mindful of the one who is. "It's just a point-and-shoot kind of camera, but I think I have a unique perspective from my side of the dance floor," he said. "I've always got my camera ready when I know something fun is about to happen." Flint has volunteered his services every year for the Tim Mote Taste of DeSoto event, which benefits the American Liver Foundation. "I usually stay within a 50-mile radius," he said, "but I've gone down to Jackson (Miss.) many times. I go to Jackson (Tenn.) quite often. I'm doing Dyersburg's prom (in 2009). "With school dances, you're going to want to try to keep the music more current, and not really play too much of the old stuff. But you can always throw in a Bon Jovi song or something like that and never go wrong." To contact Flint, call (901) 486-4599.