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Wedding DJ & MC

Oregon Wedding DJ

From the first walk down the aisle to a dance floor that feels like your people, your DJ should make the whole wedding easier. Apogee is a full-time DJ company, so there is a team here when questions come up. After you book, you will use our online planner for the timeline, names, formal songs, must-plays, and do-not-plays. You can link a streaming playlist, and your DJ will help turn it into a night that fits your crowd. On the wedding day, we usually arrive at least two hours before service, set up all needed sound and lighting, run sound checks, and coordinate with the venue. Setup and teardown are included. Your six-hour package runs from ceremony sound through the last dance, with clear announcements and steady guidance all night.

★★★★★370+ reviews2,000+ events20 years Oregon Bride finalist
Laughing wedding guests lift the groom horizontally on a red-lit reception dance floor
Real Apogee dance floor

Everything in your six hours

One package, one price, $1,650. Extra DJ hours are $200/hour, or $300/hour when a photo booth runs alongside.

Ceremony sound

Lapel microphones, wireless handheld microphones, ceremony speakers, processional music, and clear vows for the back row.

Your DJ is your MC

We run the timeline, make the introductions, cue the toasts, and keep the night organized so you don't have to.

Full reception sound

A professional sound system sized to your room and guest count, from dinner music to a full dance floor.

Dance lighting

Dance-floor lighting that turns on when the party does, never during dinner.

Uplighting in your colors

Custom uplighting included, matched to your palette, not an upcharge.

Online planning, done early

Your online tools guide your timeline, must-play songs, do-not-play songs, special dances, announcements, and even streaming links before the wedding day.

Easy to reach before the day

Your DJ is professional, prepared, and reachable before the wedding, so your music, ceremony, and timeline details are not left to event-day guessing.

Backup DJ and gear

We keep emergency DJ coverage and backup equipment ready, because a wedding should never depend on one laptop or one person.

Real dance floors, not stock photos

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WEDDING DJ
Wedding DJ · 5 hours
$1,650 / 5 hours

Ceremony sound, reception sound, dance lighting, uplighting, MC, and online planning. Extra hours $200.

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Stack on the fun

Karaoke · $350Audio Guest Book · $200Trivia · $500Video DJ · $500Projector + Screen · $175Fog Machine · $175Extra Speaker + Mic · $200Lawn Games · from $75
Not a wedding? Our Event DJ is $1,250 for 3 hours, same sound, lights, and planning, for corporate parties, schools, and quinceañeras.

What clients say

If there were 10 stars I'd give them 10 stars, if you're looking for a DJ to not only make your wedding memorable but make the planning EASY then please hire Apogee. Jack was our DJ and he was incredible.
Sarah K. — via WeddingWire
DJ Allen did a great job! Apogee made it easy to be organized and prepped prior to the wedding for things to run smoothly! Lots of people dancing and having a great time! Highly recommend!
Wedding couple — via WeddingWire
This company is absolutely the best vendor we worked with for our wedding! DJ Jack was thorough, friendly and communicative! He was knowledgeable and fit our vibe perfectly! They made everything a breeze, such great people to work with.
Wedding couple — via Google
What happens next

From checking the date to the last dance

You should always know what happens next, who is responsible, and when your DJ needs something from you. We keep the plan clear from the first quote through the final song.

  1. Check the date and venue

    Tell us when and where you are getting married. We confirm the DJ, room needs, travel, package hours, and ceremony setup before you sign.

  2. Book and meet your DJ

    Your agreement and payments are handled online, and you get clear contact with the DJ responsible for your wedding.

  3. Plan in one place

    Use the online planner for names, timeline details, formal songs, must-plays, do-not-plays, and special announcements. You may also link a streaming playlist.

  4. Get help with the music

    We guide you through ceremony and formal-song choices, share commonly requested music, and turn your ideas into a dance floor that fits your crowd.

  5. Confirm every cue

    Before the wedding, we review pronunciations, entrances, speeches, venue access, power, timing, and the handoffs between your vendors.

  6. Arrive early and run the room

    We are usually on site at least two hours before service. Setup, sound checks, and teardown are included, and your DJ manages the ceremony, announcements, and dance floor.

Oregon Wedding DJ questions, answered

How much does a wedding DJ cost with Apogee?
$1,650 for five hours, ceremony through last dance, including mics, dance lighting, and custom uplighting. Extra hours are $200, or $300/hour when a photo booth runs alongside.
Is the DJ also our MC?
Yes. Introductions, toasts, timeline cues, and announcements are all part of the job, you'll never hand a stranger the mic.
How does music planning work?
Everything is planned online ahead of time, must-plays, do-not-plays, special dances, and the full timeline, so the day is dialed before we load in. Guests can also request songs live.
What if something breaks?
We bring backup gear to every event and keep emergency DJ coverage ready. You are hiring a company with a bench, not one person with one laptop.
Can we add more than a photo booth?
Yes. Photography, film, coordination, casino tables, even arcade games stack onto the same contract and invoice. Go all-in with The Apogee Experience and save $1,935.

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