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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Caledon | Wedding DJ |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.
djk Music Services is a Caledon wedding DJ business offering DJ and MC entertainment for weddings and other events. Its current official website identifies Kevin as an open-format DJ and documents packages for a reception alone, a ceremony and reception, or broader coverage extending from the ceremony through the last dance. Karaoke and uplighting are also identified as available services, although their inclusion and cost should be confirmed for each wedding.
The company’s current website supplies enough first-party evidence to confirm the business identity and wedding focus. This profile was last reviewed on July 31, 2026. The official contact information now differs from the legacy Canada Wedding Guide record: enquiries are directed to 416-771-1371 and info@djkmusicservices.com. No street address is published on the official pages reviewed, so an unverified legacy address is not reproduced here.
The core offering is open-format wedding DJ entertainment. The official site says Kevin mixes music across genres and eras, naming hip hop, pop, rock, country, international selections, EDM and music extending back to the 1950s. This may be relevant to couples expecting a multigenerational guest list, but specific cultural selections, edited tracks and must-play songs still need to be discussed directly.
Published wedding-package features include planning consultations, final-week coordination, an online planning portal with guest song requests, sound equipment, wireless microphones, grand-entrance introductions, MC service, dance-floor lighting, setup and teardown. Ceremony-capable packages add a separate ceremony system and a wireless handheld microphone for the officiant.
The reception-only “Happily Ever After” package covers up to six hours for as many as 150 guests and lists one sound-system setup. “Say I Do” covers the ceremony and reception for up to seven hours and lists two systems. “From I Do to Last Dance” provides up to eight hours, including ceremony, cocktail-hour and reception coverage, with three systems.
These distinctions matter when the ceremony, cocktails and dancing take place in separate areas. Couples should map each part of their timeline to a package rather than assuming one portable setup can be moved without affecting the schedule.
djk Music Services describes itself as based in Caledon and serving surrounding areas. Its venue page specifically refers to work across Caledon, Orangeville, Mono and Erin, while listing several venues in and around those communities. A couple outside those areas should obtain written confirmation of travel availability and any related fee.
The business may merit consideration for couples wanting one provider for music, announcements, microphones and basic dance-floor lighting. The official site also presents the company as a micro-wedding specialist, defining that context as intimate weddings with 50 guests or fewer. That is a documented specialization rather than a guarantee of fit for every small celebration.
A useful documented feature is the package structure built around one, two or three sound-system setups. The site also clearly identifies planning tools, guest requests, MC service, wireless microphones and setup and teardown. These are concrete inclusions couples can compare against another proposal.
The public information remains incomplete in several practical respects. Only a starting wedding price is displayed; individual prices for all three packages are not shown. There is no published street address, and the reviewed pages do not set out taxes, deposits, cancellation terms, travel charges, backup-equipment arrangements or a complete lighting specification. These omissions are not negative findings, but they are reasons to request a detailed written proposal.
The official wedding-packages page publishes wedding packages starting from $1,350.00 as of this review. It invites couples to request an instant quote or discuss a custom package. Because the page does not assign a separate public price to every named package, the starting figure should not be treated as the final cost of ceremony, cocktail-hour and reception coverage.
Uplighting and dance-floor lighting upgrades are shown as available add-ons, but current wedding-specific add-on prices are not published on the reviewed wedding page. Couples should confirm the exact package price, taxes, travel, overtime, lighting quantities, extra setup costs and any current promotion before comparing totals.
The official contact page lists 416-771-1371 and info@djkmusicservices.com. It asks clients to provide event details for availability, pricing and package options and says enquiries receive a response within 24 hours. That response time is the company’s stated policy, not a guaranteed service level.
The package page also links to external DJ Intelligence forms for instant quotes and contact requests. Couples who prefer a direct channel can use the published phone number or email address. Include the wedding date, venue, guest count, ceremony and reception locations, required coverage hours and desired enhancements in the initial enquiry.
Request a written proposal showing which named package is being quoted and which sound-system setup serves each part of the day. Confirm arrival and setup timing, performance hours, overtime rates, MC responsibilities, microphone quantities, lighting fixtures and whether karaoke is included or added separately.
The music plan should cover must-play and do-not-play selections, guest requests, pronunciation notes for introductions and any special edits. Also ask about venue insurance requirements, electrical and weather plans for outdoor spaces, backup equipment, travel charges, taxes, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms and the person who will perform on the wedding day.
The official wedding-packages page listed packages starting from $1,350.00 when reviewed on July 31, 2026. It does not publish a separate final price for every wedding package, so couples should request a current itemized quote.
Yes. The published ceremony-and-reception package includes separate ceremony and reception systems, while the full-day option lists systems for the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception.
Yes. MC service, grand-entrance introductions and wireless microphones are listed among the wedding-package features. The exact scope of announcements and timeline management should be agreed in writing.
The official homepage describes the business as a micro-wedding specialist and refers to experience with intimate weddings of 50 guests or fewer. Couples still need to confirm date, venue and package availability.
The official contact details are 416-771-1371 and info@djkmusicservices.com. The website also provides contact and instant-quote forms.
Phone: 416-771-1371
Website: https://djkmusicservices.com/





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