DJ

In the rare event of an emergency, we have systems in place to provide a qualified replacement DJ from our team. Our goal is to ensure your event is covered and your celebration goes off without a hitch.

We dress in professional, event‑appropriate attire that fits the formality of your wedding. If you have a specific dress code or color preference, let us know and we’ll do our best to match it.

We coordinate with your venue prior to the wedding to confirm load‑in details, power access, and setup location. 

Yes. We’re comfortable mixing a wide variety of genres and can incorporate cultural or family‑specific music that’s meaningful to you. Share any must‑have songs or traditions, and we’ll plan around them.

We carefully adjust the volume throughout the event—keeping it lower during dinner and speeches so guests can talk comfortably, and turning it up for dancing while still maintaining clear, clean sound.

Yes. We always come prepared with backup equipment (such as extra cables, microphones, and music sources) so that if anything unexpected happens, the party can continue without interruption.

We use professional‑grade sound systems, mixers, microphones, and backup gear to ensure high‑quality audio and reliability. Our setup is designed to sound great while looking clean and unobtrusive in your space.

Yes. We provide professional microphones for your officiant, speeches, and announcements so your guests can clearly hear every word.

Yes. We can provide music and microphones for your ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception, depending on the package you choose. This includes pre‑ceremony music, processional/recessional songs, and all reception moments.

Yes, we’re happy to take requests as long as they fit your guidelines and overall vibe. If there are songs or genres you don’t want played, we’ll respect that and politely decline those requests.

Absolutely. You can share your must‑play songs, favorite artists, and overall vibe, as well as any do‑not‑play songs. We’ll build a custom playlist around your preferences and read the room to keep the dance floor full. All this can be done in your online event planner. 

Yes! Your DJ can serve as the MC to make announcements, introduce the wedding party, guide guests through key moments, and keep the flow of the evening smooth and engaging.

We require a 10 x 10‑foot space to set up our equipment. We bring all necessary tables, cables, and gear—so all you need to provide is the designated space and access to electricity.

You’re welcome to list your top two preferred DJs, and we’ll do our best to honor your choices. The only package that guarantees a specific DJ selection is our Premium package, where you can officially choose your DJ. For all other packages, don’t worry—we work closely with you and use the vibe, music preferences, and details you share in your planning forms to match you with the DJ who’s the best fit for your celebration.

Choosing the right DJ for your event involves several important factors. We carefully assign your DJ based on our conversations with you, your planning preferences, familiarity with your venue, availability, and more—ensuring the best possible fit for your celebration.

This is your day; whatever you want to listen to can be played! You’re able to customize your own wedding playlist (as much or as little as you’d like)! The DJ plays your music preferences and makes sure the requests given by your guests fit within the guidelines you have provided your DJ.

Since most weddings are private events, typically the couple and their families do not want outside guests or ”wedding crashers” to attend. In respect for the couple and event hosts, we do not allow guests to attend private events to see our staff. We also customize each event to adhere to the specific couple and their requests, so each wedding Complete Weddings + Events DJs perform at is so different.

A DJ will emcee your event and conduct the announcements and introductions. They have more of a variety of music to choose from so you can hear all of your favorite songs vs. a band who typically has a set playlist. You will also save a lot more money hiring a DJ, whereas a band can cost sometimes three times as much anywhere from $3,000-$6,000.

Most wedding reception DJs are hired for 4 to 6 hours. Additional DJ or Emcee time is sometimes needed if you will need music or sound during your wedding ceremony.

If your ceremony is in a different location as your reception, the Complete Weddings + Events team is able to travel between both locations. Many weddings need photography, videography, sound, or music for both their ceremony and reception, and we can build a package that accommodates your specific situation! Depending on where the ceremony and reception are located in comparison to one another, there could potentially be mileage fees.

Having your ceremony and reception in the same place can be convenient for you and your guests, especially if you have a late afternoon or evening ceremony when the cocktail hour or dinner is starting right after the wedding ceremony. Many venues even have separate space available for the ceremony, so there is no need to flip the room, or the venue may have space for the cocktail area so guests can leave while the staff prepares the room for the reception and dinner. It’s all up to you!