Wedding DJ in Stockholm for a party that feels just like you

Q: Do you play during dinner as well as on the dance floor?

Yes, I can provide music for both the dinner and the party, depending on what you prefer. Dinner usually calls for a relaxed background mix that enhances the mood without overpowering conversations. After the first dance, I shift into full party mode with a custom dance floor set designed to keep the energy high all night. We’ll plan the full flow of the evening together to make sure the music matches every moment of your wedding.

The music should suit both you and the guests you’ve invited

You should recognise yourselves in the music. Your guests should want to stay on the dance floor. I’ll help you plan the evening from the first mingling session to the final song, and provide sound and lighting suited to the venue.

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Music to accompany you throughout your wedding day

The music accompanies you throughout the wedding day, from the reception through to the final song. I’ll help you plan the key moments, gauge the mood of your guests throughout the evening and adapt the music as the atmosphere on the dance floor changes. Sound, lighting and DJ equipment are planned to suit the venue and the format you’ve chosen.

What’s included in our wedding package?

A personalised playlist tailored to your style and wedding theme
Microphone for speeches, ceremony, and the toastmaster
High-quality sound system — perfect for both dinner and dancing
Lighting effects that create a magical dance floor experience

Why choose London DJ for your wedding?

I’ve played at lots of wedding receptions and know that no two dance floors are exactly the same. That’s why I plan the music together with you and tailor the song selection to suit the guests, the venue and how the evening unfolds. London DJ is my way of making that part of the wedding simple, personal and well thought-out.

The aim is simple: you should be able to relax, spend time with your guests and feel that the party reflects who you are.

A PARTY THAT FEELS LIKE YOU

You’ve spent a lot of time planning the day. My job is to make the music part straightforward and ensure that the transition from dinner to the dance floor feels natural. We’ll go through the timetable, your requests and the practical details in advance, so that you know what’s happening and can focus on enjoying the party.

A PLAN THAT SUITS YOU

In the run-up to the wedding, we’ll discuss which songs you love, which ones you’d rather not hear, and which parts of the day need specific music. You can send me a Spotify playlist, and guests are welcome to request songs during the evening. I’ll also help with Preparations for the wedding waltz and other musical transitions.

THE DANCE FLOOR IS BEING BUILT STEP BY STEP

A good dance floor is built up track by track. I gauge which tracks keep the guests on the dance floor, take requests and adjust the tempo as the evening goes on. I use the microphone when necessary – not to take over the party. Find out more about me and London DJ.

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How we plan the music for your wedding

Your wedding should reflect who you are, including the music. That’s why we start with a planning meeting where you tell us about the day, your guests and the atmosphere you want to create. When we plan the wedding reception Among other things, we’ll be looking at:

How many guests are attending?
Where and what’s the name of your venue?
Would you like to have a first dance?
What sort of music do you and your guests like?
What time would you like the DJ to start and finish?

What time should the DJ arrive and start the Music?

It’s good to have a running order, but at weddings, the timing often changes. If the dinner or speeches run over time, I’ll adjust the start time without causing any stress. We’ll go through the schedule in advance and stay in touch with you or the toastmaster throughout the evening.

I’ll work around your schedule

I usually need about 1–1.5 hours to set up the sound and lighting. If the music is due to start at 9.00 pm, I therefore plan to be there at around 7.30 pm. If the equipment needs to be set up earlier so as not to disrupt dinner, we’ll sort that out during the planning stage.

The Music

In a wedding The music should often appeal to several generations at the same time. Ahead of the party, please feel free to send a playlist via Spotify featuring your favourites and tracks you’d rather not hear. Throughout the evening, I’ll take requests, gauge the mood on the dance floor and mix well-known tracks with music that suits your particular group.

What DJ equipment is needed?

Everyone has their own budget and there is nothing stopping you from spending SEK 20,000 on decorative lighting and sound equipment. A standard rig usually consists of top speakers mounted on stands and basses to fill out the sound even at lower volumes. Disco lighting to cover the dance floor and DJ mixer with microphone.

We only use the best audio equipment available in Stockholm Stockholm, and at the same time at extremely competitive prices. With this, we promise that you will have a whole night with a successful party and many impressed guests. Our simplest advice to you is to make sure you have enough disco lighting for the dance floor, but again there is no right or wrong. It's your day and you decide.

Decorative Lighting

Well-designed LED lighting can transform the atmosphere of a room and really bring the dance floor to life. The colours can be kept consistent or varied throughout the evening, depending on the venue and the look you’re aiming for.

If you have a colour scheme, I can tailor the lighting to match it. The lights can also be used to highlight dark walls, pillars or other parts of the venue. We’ll decide on the placement and colours together.

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How far in advance should we book our wedding DJ?

Popular dates during spring, summer, and holidays like Midsummer and New Year’s Eve often get booked up to a year in advance. That’s why I recommend booking your wedding DJ as early as possible — ideally 6 to 12 months before the big day. This gives you more flexibility and peace of mind when planning the music. That said, even if you're running late, it's always worth checking availability — sometimes there are still open dates.

Can we request music or send a playlist in advance?

Absolutely, I always encourage couples to send a playlist with favorite songs, key moments, and even a few “please avoid” tracks. It helps me tailor the music to your unique style and set the right tone throughout the night. During the party, guests are welcome to make song requests too, as long as they fit the vibe and keep the dance floor flowing. The goal is to make the music feel personal while still working for the entire crowd.

Can you also act as MC or help run the evening?

Yes, if you’d like, I can help guide guests through the evening. That might include announcing speakers, introducing dinner, giving a heads-up for the first dance, or calling everyone to the dance floor. I’ll adapt my tone and presence to match your wedding’s style — whether it’s formal or relaxed. We’ll review everything in advance so you know exactly what I’ll handle, and I’ll make sure the evening runs smoothly without stealing the spotlight.

What happens if you get sick or can’t make it?

In the unlikely event that something unexpected happens — like illness — I always have a backup plan. I work with a trusted network of experienced DJs in Stockholm who can step in on short notice if absolutely necessary. All your playlists, equipment needs, and wedding details are carefully documented, so the transition would be seamless. It’s never happened before, but I don’t take chances when it comes to your big day.

Do you play during dinner as well as on the dance floor?

Yes, I can play music during both the dinner and the party – it’s entirely up to you. During dinner, it’s often a more relaxed background mix that adds to the atmosphere without drowning out the conversation. After the wedding waltz, I switch to full-on dance floor mode and tailor-made music to keep the energy levels high all evening. We’ll go through the entire evening’s programme together to ensure the music suits every part of your wedding.