DJs for weddings and private events, Lyon and the Alps
A full dance floor, right to the last song.
Weddings, birthdays, bar mitzvahs, baby showers, gender reveals. You tell us about the night, we choose the DJ or the performer. On the day, there is nothing for you to manage.
Sixty guests in a garden or two hundred in a château. Tell us who is coming and what they listen to, and we will get them dancing.
01
Wedding
From the ceremony to the last song, with one point of contact for the whole day.
02
Birthday
Thirty, forty, fifty: the songs of your generation, in the right order.
03
Bar mitzvah, bat mitzvah
Two audiences to hold, the teenagers and the grandparents, without leaving anyone out.
04
Baby shower and gender reveal
A gentle afternoon, music that keeps things moving without taking over.
05
Private party
An engagement, a housewarming, a summer party by the pool: we fit the format to the place.
How the day runs
Six moments. None to miss.
A wedding is a whole day, not just a dance floor. Here is the typical running order, the one we plan with you before the day so that nobody is hunting for the right song on the night.
CeremonyOutdoors
3.30 pmPart 01
The ceremony
The entrance, the signing, the exit: three pieces you have chosen, started to the second. Outdoors, a microphone and discreet sound so everyone hears the vows.
5 pmPart 02
The drinks reception
Background music while the two families get to know each other. Add a sax or a violin at this point and the reception photos look quite different.
8 pmPart 03
The dinner
The DJ follows the caterer: starters, speeches, the best man's video, the cake. He holds the microphone for others, never for himself.
10.30 pmPart 04
The first dance
Your song, played in full the way you rehearsed it, or cut at the right moment to open the floor. We talk it through beforehand, not on the night.
11 pmPart 05
The dance floor
Three generations on the same floor. The DJ reads the room, keeps your requests in mind and sticks to your do-not-play list, even when your uncle insists.
3 amPart 06
The last song
You choose it together with us. The lights come up, one last chorus, everyone heads out smiling. The sound goes off after the last guests leave, not before.
Times are a guide. The running order is agreed with you, your caterer and your venue, then sent to the artist in writing.
Adding a performer
Live music, without the band's break.
A live instrument over the DJ: your guests remember it, and the dance floor never stops between songs.
SaxophoneDuring drinks, then when the dance floor takes off. The classic wedding pairing.
ViolinFor the ceremony, your entrance or the first dance.
PercussionAround midnight, over the DJ: the dance floor doubles its energy.
VocalsA soul or jazz voice for drinks and dinner, then the microphone goes back to the DJ.
Each performer adds 500 to 900 EUR to the range. The estimator includes it as soon as you tick the box.
Profiles who know how to get three generations dancing. You see the work, never the person: the agency makes the choice based on your brief, and the name is revealed on a video call, once you have accepted the proposal and paid the deposit.
LengthJust the evening, or from the ceremony to the last song.
Guest numbersAbove 150, then above 300 people.
PerformersEach live instrument is added on top.
LocationTravel outside Lyon is priced separately.
One range per market, never per DJ. Nothing is binding until the proposal, sent within 24 working hours.
Our replacement commitment
If the booked artist can't make it, we immediately look for a replacement of the same tier, at no extra cost. In the vast majority of cases, we find one. If not, you are told straight away and refunded in full, deposit included.
My cousin has a speaker and Spotify. Why pay for a DJ?
Spotify can't read the room, can't handle the microphone for the speeches and has no plan B when the sound cuts out. A DJ chooses every track live, based on what is happening on the dance floor, keeps pace with the caterer and the photographer, and gets three generations dancing. And your cousin gets to dance too.
Can I choose my DJ?
You choose a mood and a tier. We choose the person who fits your brief and your venue, because we know our artists and we know the rooms. The name is revealed on a video call, once you have accepted the proposal and paid the deposit. And if the booked artist falls ill, we immediately look for a replacement of the same tier, at no extra cost. If there is none, you are refunded in full, deposit included.
Won't a wedding DJ feel like a holiday-camp entertainer?
That is the whole difference between an entertainer and a DJ. No games, no microphone every ten minutes, no conga line forced on anyone. Unless you ask for one: it's your party.
You're an agency. Do you take a margin?
Yes. It pays for choosing the artist, finding a replacement if needed and one point of contact who answers before, during and after. It is included in the range shown, with no hidden fees.
We don't have the venue or the exact date yet.
The estimator gives you a range with what you already know. The proposal gets more precise as the rest falls into place, and nothing is binding before then. For a Saturday in June or July, though, it is best not to leave it too late.
We wanted a live band, not a DJ.
A DJ with a saxophonist or a percussionist gives you live music without the gaps between songs or the band's break, and takes up less room.
Estimate
Tell us about your party. We choose the artist.
You had to be there.
Three questions for a price range, the rest on the next page, then a firm proposal. One person to call, from the first message to the last song.
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