There are many ways to get married and this is obviously one of them, but it will also be a large occasion, so you do deserve some formalities.The wedding dj is going to bring all of the best moments of your wedding to life, so you need to be sure that you can afford the best possible one (as well as make sure this person will be perfect for your day).It is going to cost around 300-400 per hour; however you will have to check with different companies if it is possible to find a discount.If you can’t find any then keep in mind that it should cost around 200-250 per hour (plus travel and accommodation costs).
Why are wedding DJs so expensive?
There are a few reasons that wedding DJs can be so expensive. First, the initial cost of hiring a DJ can be high because it takes some time to find the perfect person for the job. Second, wedding DJs can be highly skilled at their craft so they tend to command a higher salary than other DJs. And finally, wedding DJs have the unique opportunity to play a role in your wedding ceremony and reception so they can charge even more for that privilege.
How much should a DJ Charge for 4 hours?
There are many factors that go into setting a DJ’s price, each unique to the individual and the event. The first and most important factor is the size and scope of the event. If your event is small and intimate, you can likely get away with charging less. If your event is large, complex, or requires a lot of setup time, more time will likely mean a higher price. Other factors include the type of music you will be playing and how many people are attending. Once all of these factors are taken into account, a fair price can be determined. However, remember that price doesn’t always equate to quality; while you may be able to charge less for music or someone’s less experienced than someone else, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they are inferior or unqualified in any way.For four hours of DJing, I would typically charge anywhere from $400-$600. However, this may vary depending on your location and the scope of the event.