Twenty-two years animating weddings, including seven spent in Montreal before moving back to Toulouse in 2017. This page gathers what I’m most often asked about hiring a wedding DJ in Toulouse: what’s included, what I play, where I work, and what it costs.
What’s included in every event
A sound technician is present at every wedding, in addition to me. That changes the evening: I stay behind the decks, he handles the sound, the cabling, any technical surprise. Nobody leaves the dance floor to go check a cable.
Preparation happens over several months before the date, not the week before. Together we build a playlist and a blacklist of songs to avoid, shared once you book. On the day, I already know your ceremony tracks, your first dance, the songs your grandparents expect and the ones you want to avoid at all costs.
Sound equipment also runs on battery for outdoor ceremonies and cocktails, no cable running across a garden.
The styles I play
Rock, swing, electro, funk, French variety, Middle Eastern music: the detail of what I play, with a concrete example for each style, is on the services page. It comes from twenty-two years of parties and my early days in house music in Montreal.
Where I work most often
Toulouse and its surrounding area, as well as Gers, Tarn, Tarn-et-Garonne, Aude, Ariège and Hautes-Pyrénées. Among the venues I return to regularly: Mas Tolosa, Jardins de Ronsac, Château Lartus, Hôtel Palladia. The full list, along with other vendors I recommend (photographers, florists), is on the partners page.
What a wedding DJ costs in Toulouse
Three packages exist, from €1,349 (basic, up to 30 guests, low season) to €2,349 (premium, with a technician and a van). I detailed what explains the gap between these prices, line by line, and the full package details are on the pricing page.
How the first contact works
A one-hour video call, with screen sharing to go through the options together. It doesn’t commit you to anything. Get in touch here.