Piano and voice, with a set list that runs from The Beatles and Fleetwood Mac through to Taylor Swift and Sia. Bridget Harper Music plays wedding...
Wedding DJs
Wedding DJs who read a room. Reception sets, MC support where offered, and the gear to fill a marquee or a hall.
Two decades as a professional attention-seeker, and Eddy Rockefeller wears both hats without dropping either. The comedy is raunchy and irreveren...
Live saxophone over orchestral backing tracks is an unusual thing to hear at a wedding, and it's what Jake Sietsma built his Hunter Valley work o...
Three things in one booking: DJ, solo guitarist, or PA hire on its own. Matt has a degree in contemporary music, has played guitar in bands aroun...
Astrid sings, Matt plays a groove led melodic guitar, and between them Splashing Mood cover 60s standards through to whatever is charting now. Th...
One person, three jobs. Stevie Lee handles acoustic music, DJ sets and MC duties, which makes a Newcastle wedding a lot simpler to staff. The aco...
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Wedding DJs: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
How much does a wedding DJ cost?
Typical reception bookings fall between about $900 and $2,500 depending on hours, equipment and whether MC duties are included. Lighting packages and extra hours add to that.
DJ or band?
A DJ gives you every song exactly as recorded, a smaller footprint and usually a lower cost. A band gives you a live performance and a focal point. Many couples book a band for the main sets and a DJ for the late set or in-between music.
Can the DJ MC the night?
Many offer it. If you want announcements handled, ask specifically; it changes how the night runs and sometimes the price.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.