Whether you’re planning a wedding, a work celebration, or a private party, we’ll start with the atmosphere you want to create.
Every event is different, so I put together a personal quote based on your plans. Tell me what matters most and the budget you have in mind—we can explore an approach that works for you.
Still working out the details? That’s a good time to start the conversation.
What we can plan together
Music
A soundtrack built around your people, your favorites, and the energy you want—from the first arrival to the last dance.
Hosting & announcements
Introductions, toasts, and key moments discussed in advance, with an approach that feels natural for your celebration.
Sound & setup
Sound and microphone needs planned around your venue and guest count, with setup and teardown included in the conversation.
A quote shaped around you
Your date, location, length of coverage, and sound setup help shape the price. From a simple party setup to music for several parts of a wedding day, we’ll talk through what makes sense for your event and budget.
Ceremony sound, lighting, additional spaces, and travel can all be part of the conversation. You’ll receive a written quote outlining the services and price before you decide to book.
From first hello to a clear plan
- Share what you know. Start with your date or rough timeframe, location, and the kind of event you’re imagining. Details still undecided? That’s fine.
- Talk through the options. We’ll discuss your music, the moments you want covered, and your budget, then work out the right setup together.
- Receive your personal quote. Review the plan and price, with room to ask questions and adjust the details. When you’re ready, a signed agreement and retainer reserve your date.
I’ll acknowledge your inquiry within one business day. Once we have the details we need, your quote follows within two business days.
Explore ideas for weddings, company events, and private parties. If you are reviewing more than one wedding proposal, use the wedding DJ quote-comparison worksheet to put the scope and responsibilities side by side.