The room can move from smooth and restrained to an all out dance floor when DJake shapes the music around your plans. He builds a personalised pl...
Wedding DJs
A wedding DJ keeps the night moving: the songs you have chosen, read against the room, from the first dance to the last. Many also host the formalities if you would like one person to run the evening. Browse their videos, save your shortlist, and we will confirm who is available for your date.
Elevation's wedding formats range from two players to eight, with male and female singers among the possible instrumentation. The instrumentation...
The room can move through pop, rhythm and blues, soul, funk and disco when Funky Soul Groove begins playing. Their repertoire starts in the eight...
Over a thousand weddings and corporate events, and Graham Hobson covers all of them himself: singer, pianist, guitarist and DJ in one booking. He...
The room can begin with nostalgic voice and piano, then change gear when Holly Terrens moves behind the decks. This Brisbane singer, pianist, fla...
The room can stay relaxed or turn towards dancing as Jared Hyams moves between guitar, singing and DJ requests. His playful approach includes com...
An acoustic song for your ceremony could be the starting point with Jordan Briton Weddings. Jordan sings, plays guitar and DJs, drawing on pop, s...
One performer can play your ceremony requests live, then become the DJ after the wedding speeches. Kyle Bryant builds contemporary covers with gu...
One musician can move between singing, acoustic guitar, electric guitar and a DJ set when Lachie Bradshaw performs. He is an experienced performe...
Acoustic music for the ceremony and a party band for later are both part of Mel Clarke & Co.'s wedding approach. Mel is the main singer, joined b...
Singing and guitar can give Pete Moody Music an acoustic beginning, while live dhol percussion is another sound you could bring into your wedding...
Smooth singing and the shimmer of acoustic strings introduce Rob McMullan, with a light rhythmic pulse running underneath the songs. He gives hit...
Quieter music for mingling and a more energetic performance later are both part of Rory Price's approach to the room. For your wedding, that give...
Soul and jazz sit alongside pop and rock in Sartika's singing, giving your wedding music several moods to explore. She can accompany herself on g...
An energetic musical approach shapes Sean Bridgewater Music, with the performance adapted to the feeling of your event. For your wedding, the opt...
Nylon string ballads and steel string classics give Stu Art Music different guitar textures to bring into your wedding day. The solo musician has...
A listening moment could give your wedding room for Tim Sladden's guitar playing and songwriting, with an eclectic musical approach behind the pe...
With Travis Lee, you can hear live singing, guitar and looping before the same performer switches to DJing for your wedding dance floor. His sing...
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Wedding DJs: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
DJ or band?
A DJ gives you every song exactly as you know it and a smaller presence in the room. 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 last hour.
Can the DJ MC the night?
Many offer it, from a light touch on the announcements to running the whole evening. It changes how the night feels, so say what you would like when you enquire.
Can we send a playlist?
Yes. Most DJs work from your must-plays and do-not-plays and read the room from there.
Tell us about the day once.
We’ll match your brief against the current catalogue and send suitable entertainment options and quotes.