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Rates for the DJ industry vary greatly, ranging from $350.00 to $3,500.00 with an average of $1,200.00 for a 4 hour booking. The best price is not always the best deal, especially if you are planning a wedding. As a matter of fact, surveys conclude that nearly 100% of brides would have spent more money on their entertainment and made it their #1 priority in hindsight.

Our Advice About Hiring The Right DJ
"Shop around and don't hire the CHEAPEST DJ! We are NOT the cheapest NOR the most expensive (not even close), but the point I wanna make is that I have heard some horror stories from people who didn't sign a contract or paid all their money upfront and their DJ or band backed out at the last minute. We have provided entertainment for several last minute cancellations. I have seen and heard the fear and distress of Brides who's entertainer backed out on them at the last minute. DON'T let it happen to you. Also home stereo equipment (family member or friend DJ'ing), can be a disaster. The equipment is NOT made to handle high level performance."

"Ask the company who the DJ is!!!!!!!! Do you want some 16 year old kid DJ'ing one of the most important days in your life? Make sure you use someone who is experienced." - Dave - CEO

The bottom line is that we care about you and your important day. We are not out to make as much money as we can, like some companies. We entertain for a love of music and the chance to help make our clients event unforgettable!


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1. They don’t offer all the services a true professional Disc Jockey should. We charge as much as we do in order for us to use professional equipment, keep a good up-to-date music selection, and provide the services that you want and deserve. The last thing that we want to do is cut corners, we know how important your day is!

2. Most of your guests look forward to and will most likely remember the entertainment, therefore it is very important to have someone that is experienced, not someone who will do it cheaper.

3. Many DJ’s charge low rates in order to get as much work as they can. This can cause many problems. They can over book events that they are not capable of handling, thus they may resort to using less reliable equipment, they might cut corners on preparing for your event, or they might have someone who has little or no experience to be your DJ.

4. $20,000 plus is the national average spent on a wedding. The success of your reception nearly relies solely on the Entertainer. Most people don’t realize the importance of having a good DJ for their entertainment. The Reception is the most remembered part of a Wedding. It is very important to be able to look back at having a great time, and not just an okay one!

5. The price of a Professional DJ is worth more than most people think. Most people look at it like it’s only about a four hour performance and they don’t understand why the cost sometimes seems a little high. Professional DJ’s take a lot of time to prepare for weddings (8-25 hours). Music preparation, equipment testing, and travel time are all factors in the time spent on an event. The cost of music and professional equipment is very expensive as well. It also takes a lot of time and money to keep equipment maintained and up-to-date.

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