A wedding DJ should know
more than wedding songs.
Career DJs who can also run the night.
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A still record of light.
When the room lets go.
One garden, one song, guests who stopped thinking about the timeline. That is the part of the night everything else is arranged around.
From the
booth.
The set is mixed live, read off the floor a song at a time. Dinner, the first dances, the moment the floor opens, and the last dance: one DJ, the whole night.
The parts we
plan together.
Most of the work happens before the day: what plays when, who speaks, and what must never be played.
- Ceremony
- Processional, recessional and the microphones that carry the vows.
- Cocktail hour
- Music for arrivals, photographs and the room filling up.
- Reception
- Dinner, the first dances and the floor after them.
- Must-play and do-not-play
- We keep both lists. Especially the second one.
- MC
- Announcements and introductions, in whatever tone you want them.
- Karaoke and add-ons
- Whatever extras you want, agreed ahead of time.
On vinyl.
Available with Miles, Brandon and Lee. Ask for the ceremony and cocktail hour on vinyl, or the whole night.
In their words
Tell us about
the day.
The date, the venue, the hours and how much of it you want covered: ceremony onward, or just the reception.
Quotes are written by date, venue, hours and scope. Nothing on this page is a package price.