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Chamberlain Entertainment

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Last reviewed: August 2, 2026 | St Catharines | Wedding DJ |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 2, 2026. Business status: Active.

For couples comparing a Niagara wedding DJ, Chamberlain Entertainment offers wedding and event DJ coverage alongside photo booths, uplighting, live musicians, planning and audiovisual rentals. The confirmed official website is tedstunes.com: its About page explains that Ted’s Tunes is a division of Chamberlain Entertainment, while the site’s service and contact pages consistently identify the business as Chamberlain Entertainment.

The company says its DJ roots date to 1977 and publishes service information for weddings and other events across Niagara and nearby communities. This profile separates confirmed features from details that still require a written quote. The official site does not publish a street address, so the unverified address from the older directory record has not been retained. Last reviewed: August 2, 2026.

Services and specialization

Wedding DJ service is the company’s central offering. Its official DJ page describes music for weddings and other events, while the pricing page lists professional DJ coverage, a microphone, sound equipment, setup and teardown, basic dance-floor lighting, special-song planning and access to an online music library. Couples also receive a personal music-request page and planning forms under the published wedding packages.

Related services available through the same company include photo booths, uplighting, live musicians, event planning, and PA or audiovisual equipment rentals. These services should be treated as selectable package components or add-ons rather than assumed inclusions unless they appear in the couple’s written proposal.

Wedding and event DJ entertainment
Ceremony music and wireless-microphone options
Photo-booth service
Uplighting
Live musicians
Full, partial and day-of wedding planning
Sound, lighting, projector and screen rentals

Wedding coverage and planning tools

The published packages refer to cocktail-hour, dinner and dance music as well as special dances and songs. Ceremony service can be added separately and is described as background music while guests arrive, processional music, registry-signing music and recessional music. A wireless microphone for the officiant and vows can also be provided when required.

The personal music-request page and planning forms are useful documented features for organizing formal songs and other music choices before the wedding. MC duties are shown separately on the pricing page, however, so couples should not assume that reception hosting or timeline announcements are included in every DJ package.

Service area and who it may suit

The official DJ page lists St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Welland, Fort Erie, Beamsville, Jordan, Vineland, Grimsby, Stoney Creek and Hamilton. The company broadly frames its market as Niagara Region, with service extending into nearby Hamilton-area communities.

This may suit couples who want DJ entertainment with the option to coordinate ceremony audio, reception music, lighting, a photo booth or planning through one company. Venue location, travel charges and the logistics of serving multiple spaces are not specified on the reviewed pages and should be confirmed for each event.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

Confirmed strengths are the breadth of services available under one business, the published package information, and the online music-request and planning tools. Chamberlain Entertainment also states that wedding planner Stacey Chamberlain is certified through the Wedding Planners Institute of Canada and offers full planning, partial planning and day-of coordination.

There are several practical evidence limits. The official website does not publish a street address, detailed travel fees, availability by date, overtime rates or backup-DJ arrangements. Its pricing layout also repeats photo-booth details beneath multiple package headings, making the exact relationship between some package names, prices and inclusions difficult to interpret from the page alone. Couples should obtain a written, itemized proposal rather than relying only on the webpage.

Pricing

As reviewed on August 2, 2026, the official pricing page displayed a four-hour DJ wedding package at $1,095, generally from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; an eight-hour package at $1,495, generally from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.; and a DJ-and-photo-booth package at $2,450 for eight hours of DJ service plus a three-hour photo booth. A standalone three-hour photo booth was listed at $995. The site states that displayed prices do not include tax.

Published add-ons were $150 for MC duties, $175 for a projector, $150 for a screen, and $300 for a projector with an eight-by-eight-foot screen. PA and AV rentals and day-of coordination require quotes. Ceremony music varies by location and time, while uplighting is quoted according to room size and the couple’s requirements. Because packages can be customized and the webpage’s repeated inclusions are potentially ambiguous, confirm the current total, exact hours, tax, travel and every included service in writing.

Contact and booking

The confirmed business phone is 905-937-4488, and the official site publishes events@chamberlainentertainment.com. Couples can also use the contact form to request a quote and check availability. Client tools on the site include date reservation, secure payment and a music-request login.

A useful first enquiry should include the wedding date, venue and municipality, ceremony and reception times, whether the spaces are indoors or outdoors, required DJ hours, MC needs, ceremony audio, lighting and photo-booth interest. The official site does not provide a public street address, so meetings or equipment collection should be arranged directly with the company.

What couples should confirm

Before paying a deposit, request a contract or proposal that identifies the assigned services, equipment, schedule and total price. This is especially important where ceremony and reception setups are in different locations or the couple wants several add-ons from the same provider.

Confirm how music requests and do-not-play choices are handled, who will act as MC, when setup access is required, and what happens if the venue changes the timeline. Ask about travel, overtime, cancellation or rescheduling terms, backup personnel and equipment, insurance documentation required by the venue, outdoor-weather contingencies and whether taxes or gratuities are additional.

Exact DJ and MC coverage hours
Ceremony and reception audio requirements
Services attached to each package price
Travel, overtime, tax and payment schedule
Assigned personnel and backup arrangements
Venue access, power and outdoor-weather plan

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Frequently asked questions

Does Chamberlain Entertainment provide ceremony music?

Yes. The official pricing page offers ceremony music as an add-on. It can cover guest-arrival music, the processional, registry signing and recessional, with a wireless microphone for the officiant and vows if required. Pricing depends on the location and timing.

Is MC service included in every wedding DJ package?

The reviewed pricing page lists MC duties separately at $150 and does not clearly state that MC service is included in every package. Couples should have MC coverage, responsibilities and hours itemized in their proposal.

Can couples book both a DJ and a photo booth?

Yes. The official pricing page displays a DJ-and-photo-booth package at $2,450 and a standalone three-hour photo booth at $995. Confirm current pricing, tax and the exact photo-booth inclusions before booking.

What areas does Chamberlain Entertainment serve?

The official DJ page lists St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Welland, Fort Erie, Beamsville, Jordan, Vineland, Grimsby, Stoney Creek and Hamilton. Ask whether travel or additional setup charges apply to the specific venue.

Does Chamberlain Entertainment offer wedding planning?

Yes. Its official event-planning page lists full planning, partial planning and day-of coordination. Day-of coordination is quote-based on the pricing page, so scope and pricing must be discussed directly.