DJ Lavida is a Sydney-based DJ.
Open format DJing is the starting point here, so your guests could hear anything from older material through to current dance tracks, shaped around the room rather than one fixed style. You can keep it as a straight DJ set or add extra live colour with a drum pad over the mix, or guest players such as singers, sax, percussion or strings. For a wedding, that points neatly to the dance floor, especially if you want music that can move early and keep going to the end of the night. Practical stuff is simple too: Lavida is Sydney based, travels up to 50 km, and can use his own setup or yours, with audiovisual gear available if the room needs a screen. If that sounds like your kind of night, send an enquiry on this page and tell him which setup you're planning.
Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Search their repertoire or browse the list below. Ask us about a first dance or another song that matters to you.
Two things are promised and both are plain. The first is professionalism, meaning the booking runs the way it was agreed and Lavida is where he said he'd be. The second is a dance floor that stays busy from early on to the end of the night, which is really the only measure that counts once the room fills. Everything else about the setup, the instruments and the guest players is arranged around getting to that.
Either his equipment or yours. Lavida can bring his own DJ setup along, and audiovisual gear as well when the room needs a screen. Just say which way you want to go when you enquire, because it changes what he loads into the car.
Once your reception turns towards music and celebrating together, Marc offers the perspective of a DJ who has played at well over one thousand we...
Krys adjusts her song choices as she reads the crowd, giving your wedding a DJ whose approach responds to the people celebrating in front of her....
Rock, pop and soul run through James's acoustic singing, with jazz, funk and music from the seventies and eighties also represented in his repert...
