Your wedding DJ, anywhere in the world

There are two ways to do this and the difference is mostly freight. Either we fly out light, with the music, the headphones and a controller, and play on a rig your local supplier provides. Or the kit goes too, and with it the sound and lighting, the stage and set and the printed floor. The first is cheaper and depends entirely on how good the local supplier is. The second costs more and removes the variable.

Which one we recommend depends on the venue, and it is worth asking before you book anything. A five-star resort with an in-house AV department is a different proposition from a private villa where the nearest replacement mixer is two hours away. We have done both. The villa is where you want the spares.

The things that catch people out are rarely musical. Noise limits and curfews, which are stricter in Andalusia and much of Italy than couples expect. Power, which on a beach or in a desert camp means a generator and someone accountable for it. Access, because a cliffside resort and a lake villa reached by boat both turn a two-hour load-in into a five-hour one. And the running order across three or four days, which is the real reason a destination wedding needs a DJ team rather than a DJ.

Each of the areas above has its own page with what we know about playing there, the venues we have worked and the DJs who played them. Start with the one nearest your venue, or just tell us the date and the country and we will tell you what it takes.