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No your DJ isn’t $500/ hour. 🙂
Wedding DJs are not an hourly service.
Here’s why…

You’re not paying “$500 an hour.” You’re investing in an outcome, one delivered through a talent-based service that involves months of planning, preparation, and personalization long before we ever arrive on site.

In fact, most of the work happens before the event. From tailoring timelines and coordinating with other vendors, to extensive music prep, specialty edits, rehearsing names and spotlight moments, venue visits, client meetings, equipment testing, designing lighting and sound to your event space, and packing hundreds of pounds of gear, followed by expertly setting up thousands of dollars in tech and backup systems…all before working a 12-hour event day to deliver exactly what you wanted.

The unrealized truth is, the total package of a great DJ goes far beyond “just music and a few announcements for six hours.” It’s about getting the obvious details right and the unspoken nuances too; the moments no one planned for, mentioned, or even realized would matter. It’s handling unpredictable changes and stressful unknowns so seamlessly they feel like they were always meant to happen. That level of ex*****on requires intuition, empathy, and real experience. You’re not renting DJ speakers you’re paying for the talent to deliver on the details that matter most to you in a way that feels genuine.

You’re not paying $500 an hour, you’re paying for someone who cares about your day as much as you do, and who delivers on every promise made. We understand there are no redos for this day and are thinking of that every minute until we go home while you’re celebrating with the people you care about the most on your wedding day. ❤️

Tonight, We are back and we're gearing up for an amazing evening of line dancing at 89 North Music Venue, and I'm thrilled to see you boot scoot and boogie .