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Oxygen Entertainment Group

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Last reviewed: August 14, 2026 | Ottawa | Wedding DJ |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 14, 2026. Oxygen Entertainment Group is an Ottawa wedding DJ company with a confirmed official website, a contact form, and an Ottawa telephone line. The company also lists a Toronto line and presents wedding DJ entertainment as a core service.

For couples seeking an Ottawa wedding DJ, the useful question is not simply whether music is available, but how ceremony, reception, announcements, music choices, set-up, and optional enhancements will fit the plan. Oxygen Entertainment Group’s official material documents DJ services, music-selection guidance, LED uplighting, and access to photo booth options; details that vary by event should be settled in writing before booking.

Overview and current identity

Oxygen Entertainment Group’s official website identifies the business as a mobile DJ company serving the wedding and event market. Its homepage and services material specifically discuss weddings, while the contact page lists separate Ottawa and Toronto phone numbers. This confirms the current identity independently of the legacy domain supplied with the original listing.

No clean postal address is published on the official contact page reviewed for this profile. For that reason, this listing does not repeat the legacy Rochester Street address. Couples who need a meeting location, billing address, or address for a contract should request it directly from the business.

Services and specialization

Wedding DJ entertainment is the central documented service. The company’s website discusses support for wedding receptions and ceremonies, including music selection for moments such as a first dance, bridal-party entrance, and cake cutting. Its FAQ also says it can provide emcee service for formal announcements and housekeeping rules.

The services page additionally documents LED uplighting, described as lighting placed around a room to add colour and definition. It also promotes photo booth options through MDRN Photobooth Co. The company’s About page says it does not offer party rentals, décor, or live musicians, so couples requiring those items should treat them as separate vendor needs unless a written quote says otherwise.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site presents Oxygen Entertainment Group in both Ottawa and Toronto, with contact numbers for each city. Ottawa is the clearest local focus for this profile because the business has an Ottawa telephone line and identifies several DJs as Ottawa-based. The site does not publish a full geographic service boundary, travel policy, or destination-wedding terms.

This may suit couples looking for DJ-led wedding music with optional lighting or a photo booth arrangement, especially where formal announcements and music for multiple reception moments need coordination. Couples outside Ottawa or Toronto should ask whether the date and venue are within the company’s current service area, and whether travel, parking, accommodation, or additional set-up time affects the quote.

Music planning and event flow

The official FAQ states that Oxygen Entertainment Group has a song library and an “Occasional” song list intended to help clients choose music for key wedding moments. It also says additional requested music can be obtained at no additional cost. Those statements support asking about must-play, do-not-play, cultural, and family-request preferences during planning rather than assuming a fixed playlist format.

For formal announcements, the company says it can provide emcee service, but it distinguishes that from a hype-person or interactive emcee role. It advises that someone familiar with the audience can make introductions more personal. This distinction is useful for couples deciding who will introduce the wedding party, manage name pronunciations, or deliver venue notices.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented operational feature is the company’s stated equipment back-up process: its FAQ says additional equipment is brought on site in case of failure and that equipment is tested before the event and again before guests arrive. The same FAQ says assistants may be used for set-up and tear-down, depending on event scale. These are documented service features, not a guarantee of a particular outcome.

There are practical items to clarify. The official team page introduces several DJs, while the FAQ says clients will deal with either Mark or Ray for planning and execution. Ask which DJ is proposed for the date and ensure that name is included in the agreement. The site also does not publish a standard duration, a venue-specific technical plan, or an availability calendar.

Pricing

Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official website provides general commentary about mobile-DJ costs and factors that can affect a quote, but it does not publish Oxygen Entertainment Group’s own wedding packages, starting price, tax treatment, overtime rate, travel fee, or add-on price list.

The FAQ states that a 50% deposit is required upon signing a contract and describes a reimbursement condition up to one month before the event, with later cancellation resulting in forfeiture of the deposit. Because policies and quoted scope can change, couples should obtain the full payment schedule, cancellation language, taxes, and all optional-service charges in the current written contract.

Contact and booking

Use the quote/contact form on the official website to share the wedding date, venue, telephone number, email, and event details. The official contact page lists Ottawa at 613.355.5210 and Toronto at 416.275.7306. This profile displays the Ottawa number because it is the local contact route for the Ottawa listing.

A productive enquiry should state whether music is needed for the ceremony, cocktail period, dinner, dance, or announcements; whether uplighting or a photo booth is of interest; and what venue access time is available. The FAQ says the DJ set-up requires a table, adequate power circuits, and venue access at least two hours before the event start.

What couples should confirm

Before signing, confirm the assigned DJ, exact start and end times, music coverage for each wedding segment, microphone needs, emcee responsibilities, venue load-in and power requirements, and whether an assistant is planned. If the wedding includes a ceremony in a different location from the reception, ask how each system and transition will be handled.

Also confirm the complete quote: DJ scope, lighting scope, photo booth provider and package if applicable, travel or parking costs, tax, overtime, deposit, cancellation terms, and what happens if the named performer becomes unavailable. A written answer to these items is more useful than relying on general website descriptions.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Oxygen Entertainment Group provide emcee service?

Yes. Its FAQ says it provides emcee service for formal announcements and housekeeping rules. It does not describe its DJs as hype-person or interactive emcees; ask about that scope if it matters to your reception.

Can couples get help choosing wedding music?

Yes. The official FAQ says the company has a song library and an occasional-song list for moments such as the first dance, bridal-party entrance, and cake cutting, and that it can help guide music selection.

Does the company offer lighting or a photo booth?

The official services page documents LED uplighting. It also says OEG couples can access photo booth options through MDRN Photobooth Co.; confirm the current provider, package, and price in the quote.

What does the company require from the venue?

Its FAQ says it requires a 4-by-2-foot or 6-by-2-foot table, adequate power circuits for the DJ set-up and lighting, and venue access at least two hours before the event start.