The answers. Questions and answers for your wedding DJ.

Chemistry decides, not the contract. On our first call we both know within five minutes whether it fits.

If yes, we get started.

If no: I’ll honestly recommend a colleague who suits you better. I won’t sell you anything that doesn’t feel right.

I’m at my best when you let me do my thing. You have to want that.

You get the smoothness of an agency without the agency face. The questionnaire, the clear process, all of it feels effortless. Not because there’s a team in the background, but because I’m obsessed with you not having to worry about a single thing.

Behind it is one person, not a pool that sends whoever shows up. The DJ you message and talk to is the one standing at your wedding. One face, one responsibility.

Over 100 in more than 15 countries, from a finca in Mallorca to a castle in NRW. Plus clubs and festivals (Parookaville).

Put your date into the Vibe-Check and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can. I can’t be on two dancefloors at once.

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I don’t think in genres, I think in energy: reading the room in real time, second by second, what’s landing right now.

Foundation: club and festival. Your must-haves, your guests’ vibe, my energy. One seamless set, no breaks.

To the music

Yours: yes, absolutely. Your guests’: with a filter. Think of me as your bodyguard against bad music.

And I go further than the usual wish list: you get access to an interactive tool that draws out your musical DNA: must-plays, absolute no-gos, your story in songs. It’s fun, takes less than an hour.

If a request fits the vibe, I drop it instantly. If it doesn’t, I say no. Your party comes first. Always.

Then he gets a no from me, not from you. On the day of the party I know how you tick and what you imagined for your wedding. He doesn’t. If his song is on your must-plays, it gets played, of course. He’s still welcome to ask me all night. Even if he wants to know why the blue button on the mixer keeps blinking and why I don’t play vinyl. Discussions at the booth are my job, not yours.

Yes. Electronic beats with live instruments work well together.

But I don’t “recommend” just anyone. I have a fixed crew of musicians (saxophone, drums, vocals and more) who get my style blind. We don’t just improvise, we deliver a coordinated show. If you want club atmosphere with live elements, we put it together.

As little as possible, and that’s on purpose. I keep the evening elegant and only announce what’s truly necessary. No entertainer with a permanent mic, no conga line, no talking over the moment.

Your guests should remember the night, not a DJ on the mic. I lead the energy through the music, not through announcements.

Musically, yes, that’s what you book me for. Your first dance and your no-gos are fixed. Speeches, games and surprises I know in advance, from the check-up and from your best people, and I stick to them. The rest I read from the room on the night.

During dinner you can talk without shouting. On the dancefloor it’s loud, in the next room it isn’t. If the venue has a limit, I stick to it and sort it out with them beforehand.

If you’re still choosing a venue, ask about the sound limiter. I recommend venues that allow at least 90 dB(A) on the dance floor.

Tips for a full dance floor

My full DJ equipment always comes with me. If your venue needs additional sound and lighting, I organise it for you, matched to the room and guest count, from an intimate celebration to a big hall. It’s set up by technicians I work with. Whether anything is added or already included, you’ll see in the proposal.

Let’s not waste time on wattage and brand names: what matters is that the dancefloor shakes. The rest is my job.

I’ve made every wedding I’ve been booked for and never cancelled.

If I ever can’t make it, I personally find you a replacement who fits.

Most couples book me for €2,500–€5,000 incl. VAT. With live musicians it comes to more.

On top of the price in your offer, the contract allows only two extras, and only if they apply: an overnight stay if I travel more than 150 km, and the extra time if you decide to extend on the night.

My full DJ equipment always comes with me. I organise sound and lighting for the room through technicians I work with, matched to your venue.

If your budget is smaller, get in touch anyway. I’m well connected in the scene and will put you in touch with someone who fits your celebration.

What does a wedding DJ really cost?

1. Vibe-Check (interactive questionnaire): You start with my interactive questionnaire: musical, personal, your vision for the night. It’s fun, takes less than an hour. Afterwards I know whether we’re on the same wavelength, before we’ve even spoken.

2. The call: If the vibe fits, we talk, and within five minutes we know if it really matches.

3. Booking: Contract signed, your date is yours. No deposit: you pay the fee on the wedding day or within seven days of the invoice.

4. Wedding Checkup (interactive questionnaire): You keep dropping in inspirations and must-haves whenever something comes to mind. No paper chaos, your musical DNA grows right up to the night.

5. Detail call: 2 to 4 weeks before, the final polish.

To the Vibe-Check