Booking the right DJ shouldn’t be complicated. We offer clear, upfront pricing with no hidden fees, so you know exactly what you’re getting from the start. We’re not the cheapest—and that’s intentional. Our clients book us for reliability, experience, and total peace of mind. A DJ can make or break your event. Do the research, listen to the mixes, read the reviews, and book knowing you’ve made the right choice.
The national average price for a DJ is around $1,500. In the Toledo and Findlay areas, reputable DJs typically average $1,700 for ceremony and reception services, with prices ranging from $900 for amateurs to $2,500–$3,000 for larger companies’ top DJs. We intentionally price ourselves slightly above average—right in the value sweet spot. Here's why:
Public Service Discount: Discounts available for Active Military Service or Public Safety Personnel (yes, nurses too)!
Seasonal and Day of Week Discount: Friday, Sunday & Winter Wedding Specials. Some dates qualify for instant discounts—up to 25% off. Register for an instant quote to see if your date qualifies.
Pay As You Go: Make your own payments over time with our flexible payment plans.
Preferred Venue Discount: We love the venues that love us. Up to $200 off if you book with any of these venues:




Photobooth: $600 - More info here.
Uplights: $300 - More info here.
We know, you're on a budget and the affordable budget DJ is doing receptions for $300 to $900 dollars. The cheap/budget DJ lacks necessary equipment, experience, and resources to give you a guaranteed safe and smooth day. You are really taking a risk here. Why not pay a couple hundred more to hire an experienced DJ with all of the necessary equipment (and backups in case something fails) to make your day that much more stress free? Does he even know how to make a reception flow properly? Even if they have great reviews, at that price he cannot afford the necessary equipment or time to dedicate to your wedding. We know, because this is how we started out, and it was impossible. So please take this into consideration. In conclusion, if all you want is someone to play music, wouldn't it be cheaper and more reliable to just rent a sound system and hook up your iPod/phone? Think about it.