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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding DJ |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.
Disc Jockeys Unlimited is an active Toronto-based DJ company serving weddings and other events across the GTA and parts of Southern Ontario. Couples searching for a Toronto wedding DJ can consider the company for reception music, ceremony audio, MC duties and customizable music planning. The confirmed official website identifies the business as Disc Jockeys Unlimited, or DJU, and lists the same 416-537-2065 telephone number found throughout its service pages.
The company publishes wedding-specific information rather than treating weddings as a minor part of a general party service. Its site covers pre-event planning, ceremony and reception formats, music requests, package options and a client portal. Package details and promotional prices can change, however, so couples should use this profile as a researched overview and obtain a dated written quotation before booking. Last reviewed: August 9, 2026.
Disc Jockeys Unlimited provides music and hosting for wedding receptions, with selected packages also covering the ceremony. The official wedding page describes planning music for guest arrival, the grand entrance, dinner, dancing, formal dances and other requested reception moments. MC services can include introductions and coordination of customary formalities when requested by the couple.
The company also documents customizable playlists, guest requests, do-not-play instructions and a broad music library. Certain packages add a separate ceremony sound system, microphones, dance lighting, uplighting, projectors, screens or a DJ assistant. Couples should compare the exact equipment list for their chosen tier because inclusions are not identical across packages.
The official wedding page says the company confirms reservations in writing and contacts clients before the event to review the reception format and music. Couples can identify songs for entrances, dinner, first dances, parent dances, dedications and the end of the evening. The company also offers access to an online playlist creator and a private client portal.
DJU's FAQ says guest requests may be accepted when they are appropriate and do not conflict with instructions from the person who booked the service. This is useful for couples who want audience participation while retaining control over excluded songs or genres. The intended level of DJ interaction should still be discussed in advance, since the company says it can take either a lower-key or more outgoing approach.
The business is based in Toronto and advertises mobile service across the GTA and Southern Ontario. Its official pages name Toronto, Mississauga, Scarborough, Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Hamilton, Niagara, Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa, Kitchener, Cambridge, Waterloo, Milton and Barrie among the places it may serve. The wedding page describes coverage within approximately 200 kilometres of Toronto.
DJU may suit couples seeking one supplier for reception music, MC work and selected ceremony or audiovisual needs. French- and Spanish-speaking DJ service is documented in the company FAQ, while the contact page also invites enquiries about French or bilingual service. Language, travel and the availability of a suitably matched DJ must be confirmed for the wedding date and venue.
Documented operational features include written invoice-contracts, setup and takedown time included in quotations, backup equipment and backup DJs, and a stated $5-million insurance policy. These are verifiable business provisions rather than subjective endorsements. The planning portal and ability to record music preferences are additional confirmed features.
Several practical details require clarification. Travel charges are marked “TBD” in the package descriptions, and overtime can attract an additional charge. Package inclusions, guest-count guidance and promotional prices have also changed between first-party captures. Couples should confirm the assigned DJ, sound coverage for their room, ceremony logistics, parking or travel costs, overtime rates and every promised add-on in the contract.
Disc Jockeys Unlimited publishes tiered wedding packages, but official-page versions available during this review did not show completely consistent amounts. One first-party capture listed Bronze at $1,000, Silver at $1,500, Gold at $2,000, Platinum at $3,000 and Diamond at $3,300. A search-cached version of the same official page showed $1,350, $1,700, $2,250, $3,000 and $3,300 respectively.
Both versions treated the amounts as limited-time discounted pricing. The package page also says HST is not included, travel is to be determined, availability is required and a deposit applies. Because the lower tiers changed between captures, couples should not rely on either set as a guaranteed current rate. Request a written quote showing the event date, performance hours, equipment, travel, tax, deposit schedule, overtime and promotion conditions.
Couples can call 416-537-2065 or use the quote form on the official website. The form asks for the date, times, guest count, event type, venue and additional requirements, which should help the company prepare a more specific estimate. Meetings are described as appointment-only, and date availability must be checked directly.
CWG has left the structured address field empty because official pages conflict. The main contact page lists 672 Dupont St, Toronto, ON M6G 1Z5, while other official pages display Toronto, ON with postal code M6G 4B1. Couples arranging an in-person meeting should ask the company to confirm the current office location rather than relying on the legacy Queens Quay address.
Before paying a deposit, ask which DJ will perform and whether that person will also act as MC. Confirm the number of music hours, arrival and setup schedule, ceremony and reception locations, microphone requirements, venue sound restrictions and whether a meal is expected for the DJ. The company FAQ says a meal is usually requested for engagements lasting more than four or five hours, although alternatives can be discussed.
The final contract should identify the exact sound system, lighting and audiovisual equipment; applicable guest-count guidance; travel, parking and overtime charges; HST; payment dates; cancellation or rescheduling terms; backup arrangements; and insurance documentation required by the venue. Couples requesting French, Spanish or bilingual service should have the assigned performer's language role written into the agreement.
Yes. The official wedding and package pages describe reception DJ service and MC duties. Couples should confirm whether the assigned DJ will handle both roles and specify the desired level of microphone interaction.
Selected packages advertise music for both the ceremony and reception, including a separate ceremony sound system in some tiers. Verify locations, equipment, microphones and setup timing in the quotation.
Yes. DJU documents custom music planning, an online playlist tool, special requests and instructions about music that should not be played.
Yes. The official site advertises travel across the GTA and Southern Ontario, with a stated service radius of approximately 200 kilometres on its wedding page. Availability and travel charges require confirmation.
The company publishes five package tiers, but first-party versions reviewed showed different prices for the Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers. Platinum and Diamond appeared at $3,000 and $3,300 in both captures. All advertised amounts were qualified by limited-time terms, HST exclusions and other conditions, so a dated written quote is essential.
Phone: 416-537-2065





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