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Every wedding is different, so I tailor the music to you and your guests rather than playing the same set every weekend.

I start off with the old tunes so your nan gets a dance before she goes home. Then we’ll bring it forward a few decades to really get everyone going.

So whether it’s girly pop, RnB, Hip Hop, indie sleaze, emo/pop punk, or just general wedding cheese then we’re good to go!

Absolutely. It's your day, and the music should reflect that.

Before you book, we'll have an initial chat to make sure we've covered everything. The more I know about your tastes, the better I can create a soundtrack that feels uniquely yours.

I'll also ask about the music you grew up with. Those songs have a way of bringing people together and creating those unforgettable moments of nostalgia on the dance floor.

Yes! You're more than welcome to send over playlists or examples of songs you love. In fact, it's really helpful.

The more I understand your taste in music, the better I can build a set that feels completely personal to you. Whether it's your favourite artists, guilty pleasures or those songs that always get you on the dance floor, every detail helps me create the perfect soundtrack for your wedding.

100%.

If you don't want Sweet Caroline or Mr Brightside, that's absolutely fine. Despite what the internet might tell you, they're not legally required at a wedding.

The best DJs don't just press play, they read the room. I'll watch how your guests are responding, build the energy throughout the evening and adapt the music accordingly. Knowing when to change direction is just as important as knowing what to play next.

So, if your mum and aunties are up there for Dancing Queen then we’ll keep them there.

Of course. I’m not one to keep talking over the songs but first dance, cake cutting and late-night buffet (the most important) announcements can be arranged.

This depends entirely on how your day is planned.

Most couples book me for the evening reception, typically finishing around midnight. If you'd like music earlier in the day or a later finish, I can tailor a package to suit your plans.

If you’ve got a live band then I can also work around them.

Yes. I will bring the sound system, decks and DJ booth. However, if the venue already has a sound system then this makes things a lot easier (and cheaper for you!)

I work with lighting companies that can provide the right setting if this is something you’d like.

Fees vary depending on length of the DJ set, equipment required and travel.

Some DJs charge ridiculous amounts for simply pressing buttons and DJing for themselves. Not me.

I know you've already spent a small fortune on your big day, so charging £2,000 for a four-hour set that could have been replaced by a Spotify playlist just isn't my style.

Honestly? I won’t charge you the earth. But let’s talk.

These days I mainly stick to London as I no longer have a car. But with family up north, weddings in Hull, Leeds, Manchester and the surrounding areas are absolutely doable too.

Once you've decided to go ahead, I'll send over a booking agreement and invoice.

Your date is secured with a £100 booking fee, with the remaining balance due 28 days before your wedding. From there, we'll start planning the perfect soundtrack for your day.

Remaining balance is requested prior to the event because I don’t want to be chasing you for money when you’re on your honeymoon!

Yes, I have Public Liability Insurance and my equipment is PAT tested.

Indeed. Choosing your wedding DJ is an important decision, so I'm always happy to arrange a phone or video call to answer any questions and make sure we're the right fit.

In the extremely unlikely event that I'm unable to DJ your wedding due to illness or an emergency, I'll do everything possible to arrange a trusted professional DJ from my network so your celebration can go ahead as planned.