This wedding DJ package covers your whole day, from ceremony music through cocktail hour and the reception, with optional live acoustic guitar and vocals along the way. Based in Napa and traveling up to 200 miles, the performer handles ceremony sound, cocktail sets, dinner music, MC duties and the dance floor, so one entertainer carries the music from start to finish.
One entertainer for the full wedding
Booking the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception together means you work with one performer and one sound setup plan for the entire event. Separate PA systems are set for the ceremony and cocktail areas, and a large PA with subwoofers powers the reception. The same person who plays your ceremony walk can MC
This wedding DJ package covers your whole day, from ceremony music through cocktail hour and the reception, with optional live acoustic guitar and vocals along the way. Based in Napa and traveling up to 200 miles, the performer handles ceremony sound, cocktail sets, dinner music, MC duties and the dance floor, so one entertainer carries the music from start to finish.
One entertainer for the full wedding
Booking the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception together means you work with one performer and one sound setup plan for the entire event. Separate PA systems are set for the ceremony and cocktail areas, and a large PA with subwoofers powers the reception. The same person who plays your ceremony walk can MC introductions and run the dance floor later.
What's included
- Ceremony sound with a separate PA and two lavalier microphones
- Optional live guitar and vocals for the ceremony walk
- Separate cocktail hour PA, with an optional 40-minute live set
- Optional 20-minute live set during dinner
- DJ setup and MC for the reception
- Large reception PA with subwoofers
- Party and dance lighting with 4 uplights
- Wireless handheld microphone for speeches
Live acoustic sets
The performer plays solo acoustic guitar and sings, with a set list of about 55 songs leaning toward classic rock, alternative and modern rock, pop and oldies, plus some current hits. Live sets are optional at the ceremony walk, cocktail hour and dinner, so you can mix live music with recorded tracks however you like.
Experience and equipment
The performer has played weddings, venues and events professionally for over 15 years, with about 200 gigs a year, and has released original albums. The listed gear includes 15-inch speakers, 15-inch subwoofers, a DJ controller, wireless lavalier and handheld microphones, LED stage and dance lighting and a haze machine. The performer states that liability insurance is carried.
Other packages from this performer
- Ceremony only: $1,000
- Ceremony and cocktail hour: $1,500
- Reception only: $1,800
- Cocktail hour and reception: $2,000
This full wedding package combines everything in the packages above into one booking. If your day needs only part of the coverage, ask about the smaller options. The performer also lists a duo with a violinist and a one-man band setup with drum pedals, guitar and vocals as other services you can ask about.
Reviews
The performer is five-star rated. Reviewers describe someone responsive, professional and punctual who is easy to plan with, even from a distance. Clients praise the one-man band and the mix of singing, guitar and DJing, say the dance floor stayed active, and mention help with Spanish-language song requests and pitching in to pack up at the end of the night.
Pricing and travel
This package starts at $2,600. A travel fee of $50 per hour applies outside the Bay Area. The price shown is the vendor's published starting price; the final quote is confirmed with the vendor based on your date, guest count and details. This price covers one event on a single day. The vendor has not published how many hours it includes, so the exact time is confirmed in your quote before you book.
Events beyond weddings
The performer also plays corporate and private parties, public events, proposals, venue events and memorial services. A reviewer described background music at a celebration of life that filled the room without overpowering conversation. That range makes this setup a fit for rehearsal dinners or welcome parties, too, so ask about adding other events to your weekend.
Planning your music
Share your timeline early so ceremony, cocktail and dinner sets line up with the venue schedule. Pick songs for the processional, recessional and first dance, plus any do-not-play requests. If the ceremony and reception happen in different spaces, separate PA systems let each area be set and tested ahead of time, which keeps transitions smooth for guests.
Background
Originally from Australia, the performer moved to the San Francisco Bay Area in 2013. The background includes years in rock bands, a self-titled solo album and two regional music awards. Regular performances at well-known waterfront venues and cruise dinners in San Francisco, along with large corporate events, show comfort playing for crowds of many sizes.
How booking works
Send your wedding date, venue, ceremony and reception layout and estimated guest count through the booking request. Share any must-play songs, your ceremony walk choice and whether you want live sets at cocktail hour and dinner. The performer confirms availability, timing and travel, and once the quote is confirmed in writing, your music is set for the day.
