how it looks on the night
Because your DJ's setup should look as good as the rest of your day.
The Setup Should Earn Its Place in the Room
Most couples spend months getting their venue looking exactly right. The flowers, the lighting, the table settings — every detail considered.
So the last thing you want is a DJ booth that looks like it was dragged in from a school disco.
Every setup I bring is chosen to complement your venue, not compete with it. Clean lines or rustic charm, understated elegance or a proper retro showpiece — there’s an option that fits.
Have a look and see what feels like you.
MODERN WHITE (New for 2026)
Clean, bright, and works in almost any venue.
Everything facing the dance floor is white, so it sits neatly against your décor rather than fighting it.
The lighting adjusts to the moment — subtle during dinner, more alive when the dancing starts.
Heart projections on the floor for your first dance, and an optional glitter ball if you want that classic touch.
MARBLE
A slightly chunkier booth with a lot of presence.
It’s the go-to for marquees and outdoor structures where the floor isn’t perfectly level, but it looks just as good in a traditional venue.
Solid, stylish, and built to handle whatever the day throws at it. Heart projections available for the first dance.
RUSTIC PALLET
Exactly what it sounds like — a wooden booth dressed with fairy lights and a wagon wheel.
If your wedding has a barn, a tipi, or a wildflower kind of vibe, this fits right in. It doesn’t try to be anything it’s not, which is exactly why it works.
RUSTIC SACK CLOTH
Similar feel to the Rustic Pallet but softer and a little more relaxed.
If you love the rustic aesthetic but want something that sits quietly in the background rather than making a statement, this is the one.
Works beautifully in intimate venues and candlelit spaces.
RETRO
My original 1980s/90s roadshow — and yes, it’s the real thing.
They retain the character of the originals, but use modern LEDs that run cooler, safer and far more efficiently. This setup is genuinely a piece of history.
If you want your evening to feel like a proper old-school party rather than a contemporary wedding reception, this delivers exactly that.
Not Sure Which One’s Right for You?
You don’t need to figure this out on your own.
Most couples have a feel for their wedding’s style — relaxed and rustic, clean and contemporary, or something with a bit of nostalgia — but aren’t sure which setup translates that best into a DJ booth. That’s a completely normal place to be.
When we have a chat about your wedding, I’ll ask about your venue, your vibe, and what matters most to you. Between that and a few photos of your space, we’ll land on the right option pretty quickly.
If you’re already booked with a venue, it’s worth having a look at their gallery — the setup that photographs well in your space is usually the right call.
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