The answers most couples ask first.

A R3,500 deposit secures your date — paid online via Paystack the moment you confirm the booking. The balance settles 14 days before the event, or on the night by arrangement. Card payments only; no bank-transfer admin to keep track of.

Date moves are usually fine if your new date is open. The R3,500 deposit carries across to the new night. If we cannot make the rescheduled date work, the deposit is refunded in full provided the change happens more than 60 days from the original event.

Yes — a 20-minute call is part of the process for every wedding inquiry. Pre-scheduled, low pressure. The conversation covers the venue, the run-of-day, the must-play and the never-play lists, and whether the package mix is right for your guest count.

Tech house, deep house, soulful house, melodic techno — and whatever the room actually responds to on the night. You send a Spotify playlist or a list of must-plays beforehand; we use it as the spine and read the room around it. There is also a never-play list — songs that should never come up, no matter how the room asks.

Yes — ceremony audio is included in every wedding package. Live mic for the celebrant, processional and recessional cues, and a sound check the morning of. Ceremony and reception run as one set so the day does not feel stitched together.

Most weddings book to 00:00. Additional hours are R2,000 per hour, arranged on the night by simple nod across the dancefloor or pre-booked in advance. We carry an extra power amp + backup speaker for anything past midnight so the bass does not start to fade.

A 3x2 metre space close to the dancefloor, a power outlet within 10 metres, and a table with a black cloth supplied by the venue or coordinator. Setup is two hours before guests arrive; pack-down is 30 minutes from the last song. No extra coordination needed beyond the venue confirming those three things.

Yes — every package includes an aux input and an XLR feed for live musicians, a ceremony soloist, or your slideshow audio. We carry a separate sub for spoken word so the speech volume sits independent of the music level.

Always. Two CDJs not one, an extra mixer in the case, a redundant XLR run for the mic, and a spare set of speakers if the booking is more than 80 guests. The redundancy is invisible until the moment it is not — which has happened twice in five years.

Somerset West, Western Cape. Most weddings happen within an hour's drive — Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Constantia, Paarl, the Helderberg. Bookings further afield (Hermanus, Greyton, the West Coast, Karoo destination weddings) are absolutely possible — travel is costed per kilometre below.

Travel is R9 per kilometre round-trip from Somerset West, added to the booking and shown on the quote before you confirm. For venues more than 120km from Cape Town, accommodation for the DJ for one night is provided by the couple or venue — we do not charge for it separately.

Five years behind the decks, a hundred-plus weddings since 2020 across the Western Cape — wineries, beachfront, private estates, three-tier garden weddings. Twenty-three verified Trustpilot reviews averaging 4.6 stars; ninety-six percent of those are five-star experiences.

No — wedding guest lists belong to the couples that booked them. If you want to hear the sound before you commit, the mix library on the Music page is the truest reference, and a call between us covers the rest. Open public events when they happen are listed on the schedule.