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Wedding Casino Add-On

Not every wedding guest wants to spend the night on the dance floor. The wedding casino gives them another place to stay, laugh, and be part of the reception. For $2,500 as an add-on to an Apogee wedding package, we bring one blackjack table, two roulette tables, one craps table, all equipment, fun money, and friendly dealers. The casino runs three hours of dealt play inside your reception timeline. Dealers teach guests, and no real money changes hands. At the end, chip totals become raffle tickets for prizes you provide. Your Apogee wedding DJ explains the games, makes announcements, and helps with the raffle as part of the wedding timeline. A photo booth remains optional and can be added separately.

$2,500added to your wedding reception · $4,495 standalone
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Laughing wedding guests lift the groom horizontally on a red-lit reception dance floor

Why casino tables work at weddings

01The non-dancers get a home Every wedding has a table of guests who won't dance. Put blackjack in front of them and they stay for the last hand instead of leaving after cake.
02Pro dealers, fun money Friendly dealers run one blackjack table, two roulette tables, and one craps table for three hours. They teach first-time players as they deal, and guests play with fun money, so nobody buys in or cashes out.
03One crew, one timeline Your Apogee DJ explains how the casino works, makes the announcements, and keeps the games and reception moving on one timeline.

The proof

Bride and groom walking through a tunnel of guests holding glow sticks at night at Green Villa Barn in Independence, OregonCouple seated at a candlelit sweetheart table with dark florals under a 'Til Death sign on a dark wood wallBride and groom share a first dance under string lights and wood beams at Green Villa Barn in Independence, Oregon

How the night flows

5:00 PM
Ceremony
Your DJ runs the mics and the music, every vow heard in the back row.
6:00 PM
Dinner and toasts
The DJ MCs, cues the toasts, and keeps dinner moving.
7:00 PM
Tables open
One blackjack table, two roulette tables, and one craps table open with friendly teaching dealers and a bank of fun money. Nobody risks a dime.
8:00 PM
First dances
The DJ calls everyone in for the first dance, then opens the floor.
9:30 PM
Two parties, one room
Dance floor on one side, tables on the other. Every guest has a spot.
11:00 PM
Last hand, last dance
The dealers call the final hand and the DJ plays your last song.

Stack more onto the night

Extra blackjack or poker table$450
Extra craps or roulette table$650
Karaoke$350
Audio Guest Book$200
Lawn Gamesfrom $75

Clients who bundled

“The price point is perfect and they delivered! Can't recommend this company highly enough.”
Wedding client — via Google
“Highly recommend working with Apogee. We are very busy and had little time or energy, but wanted the wedding of our dreams. They made it happen with little help from us. They offer all the services you may need.”
Wedding couple — via Google
“Zach and Apogee Events are great to work with!”
Wedding client — via WeddingWire
What happens next

Fit the casino into the reception

The tables should give non-dancers something fun to do without pulling attention from dinner, speeches, or formal dances.

  1. Place the four-hour casino window

    We fit the fixed table mix around dinner, speeches, dancing, the room layout, and the venue schedule.

  2. Plan cash, prizes, and DJ cues

    Approve the fun money, tell us what prizes you provide, and decide how your wedding DJ will explain the games and raffle.

  3. Deal for three hours

    Dealers teach guests, chip totals become raffle tickets, and your DJ moves the reception cleanly into the drawing and next moment.

Package questions

How much does it cost to add a casino to a wedding in Oregon?
$2,500 as a wedding add-on. It includes one blackjack table, two roulette tables, one craps table, friendly dealers who teach guests how to play, three hours of dealing, all tables and equipment, and raffle tickets for prizes you provide.
How many casino tables come with the add-on?
Four tables are included: one blackjack, two roulette, and one craps. Friendly dealers staff every table and teach guests how to play. Extra blackjack or poker tables are $450 each, and extra craps or roulette tables are $650.
Is a wedding casino real gambling?
No. Guests play with fun money. Nobody buys in and nobody cashes out, it's entertainment, not gambling.
Can the casino run at the same time as the dancing?
Yes, that's the point. Most couples open the tables after dinner, so the dance floor and the tables run side by side and both crowds stay all night.
Does the wedding casino add-on include a DJ?
The $2,500 casino price is an add-on to your wedding package. Your Apogee DJ explains how the casino works, makes announcements, and keeps the games and reception moving. Our Wedding DJ package is $1,650 for five hours and stacks onto the same contract and invoice.

Deal your guests in

One blackjack, two roulette, one craps, friendly teaching dealers, and three deal hours for $2,500 as a wedding add-on.
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