Port Huron DJ
Built for your day
- 16 + years Experince
- reading your dancefloor
- music for all ages
- stress -free planning
- personalized music experince
Get My Exact Pricing
Get In Touch With Us
What Port Huron Couples Are Saying
Sample Mixes
Pricing
Weddings: $1500 – $5000
About Toni
I’ve been DJing weddings in Port Huron for over 16 years, and I learned the same lesson on the waterfront that I did everywhere else. The night works when the music feels right — not when the DJ won’t get off the mic.
I keep announcements short. I watch the room, keep the dance floor moving, and make space for both families: the grandparents who want something familiar and the friends who want the floor loud. Mic time stays low. The set does the talking.
I’ve played rooms around Port Huron including the DoubleTree / Thomas Edison Inn, Blue Water Convention Center, Black River Country Club, and the St. Clair Inn. Large reception or a smaller gathering on the river — I’ll fit the music to the crowd and keep it packed.
FAQ
What is the average cost of a dj at a wedding?
A typical wedding DJ runs $1,500 to $5,000 depending on hours, guest count, and extras like MC services or lighting. Most couples in Port Huron land around $2,000 to $3,500 for a full evening package.
How much is a four-hour DJ set?
A four-hour set is the most common wedding package , it covers the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception. Most Port Huron DJs charge $1,500 to $3,500 for that length, with extras lighting included.
Who traditionally pays for the DJ at a wedding?
Traditionally the couple pays for the DJ, since it's their reception. Some families split it, parents covering the ceremony or cocktail hour, the couple covering the reception, but the standard is the couple's budget.
Is it worth it to hire a DJ for a wedding?
Yes, a DJ sets the tone for the whole night, keeps the dance floor moving, and handles MC duties so you don't have to. Most couples say it's one of the best investments of the day, especially compared to what they'd spend on a band.
