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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding DJ |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Heart Music Entertainment is a Toronto-based provider of wedding DJ and MC services. The company’s current website identifies its core work as music planning, professional DJ performance, master-of-ceremonies support, lighting and special effects for weddings and other events. Its wedding offering is designed to cover the day’s music from ceremony moments through cocktail hour, dinner, formalities and dancing.
For couples searching for a Toronto wedding DJ, the useful starting point is the company’s published package information and planning scope. Heart Music lists consultation, custom playlists, sound equipment and wireless microphones among its wedding inclusions, with more extensive options for ceremony coordination, MC services, lighting and longer coverage. Last reviewed: August 10, 2026.
Heart Music Entertainment’s official domain is heartmusicent.com. The site consistently names the business as Heart Music Entertainment and describes Toronto wedding and event DJ and MC services, establishing a current match for this listing. The former website and phone number associated with this CWG record point to an unrelated sports-bar business and are not used here.
The confirmed website lists Toronto, ON as the business location, but it does not publish a street address or postal code. Accordingly, no address is shown in this profile. The contact details below are copied from the confirmed official site.
Heart Music offers professional DJ and MC services for weddings. Its wedding page describes music for the ceremony, cocktail hour, reception dinner, special dances and the dance portion of the celebration. The company also states that its MC service can handle coordination, announcements and timeline management.
Published wedding-service elements include a consultation, custom playlist creation, sound equipment, wireless microphones for speeches, online planning tools, lighting and effects. The site also describes multicultural music planning and names Italian, Greek, Portuguese, European, South Asian, Chinese, Filipino, Caribbean, African and Latin American celebrations, as well as fusion weddings, among the traditions it says it can support.
The business describes itself as serving Toronto and the GTA. Its wedding page specifically names Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Burlington and Hamilton, plus surrounding areas. It is therefore most directly relevant to couples holding a wedding in Toronto or the listed GTA and nearby markets.
This may suit couples who want one entertainment provider to coordinate a ceremony soundtrack, reception music and announcements, or who are planning music across several guest age groups or cultural traditions. Couples outside the Toronto area should request a quote and confirm travel arrangements before treating the listed packages as final.
Documented operational features include pre-event music consultation, custom playlists, early setup and sound check, liability insurance and backup equipment. The Premium and Luxury wedding packages add further planning or production features, while the dedicated Toronto page lists wireless microphones, ceremony coordination and online planning tools. These are published service features, not independent quality ratings.
A practical limitation is that the website does not state a street address, postal code or a universal travel-fee amount. It says travel fees may apply for events more than 30 km from Toronto. It also does not publish which individual DJ or MC will be assigned to a particular date, so couples should confirm personnel, venue requirements and production feasibility directly.
Current pricing is explicitly published on Heart Music’s packages page. Wedding packages are listed as Essential at $1,199 for up to four hours, Premium at $1,799 for up to six hours, and Luxury at $2,799 for up to eight hours. The Essential package lists DJ services, sound, basic lighting, a wireless microphone, music planning, a song-request app, backup equipment, professional attire and liability insurance.
The Premium package adds ceremony music coordination, enhanced lighting, professional MC services, cocktail-hour coverage and custom playlist creation. The Luxury package adds premium lighting and effects, photo-booth coordination, multiple DJs for larger events, a dedicated event coordinator and a post-event recap and playlist. Listed add-ons include an extra hour for $200, ceremony music for $300, premium lighting for $400, and fog or dry-ice effects for $250. The site says a deposit secures the date and the balance is due two weeks before the event; it also notes that travel fees may apply outside its standard area.
Heart Music invites prospective clients to request a quote through its website. Its form asks for contact details, event type, date and optional event information, then states that it will provide a detailed quote after understanding the client’s vision and requirements.
To begin an enquiry, use the official website or contact the business at (416) 920-3333 or info@heartmusicent.com. The site indicates it is booking 2026 weddings, but a website notice is not a substitute for confirming that a specific date is available.
Ask which package best fits the event schedule, whether the quoted amount includes all selected services, and whether travel applies to the venue. Clarify the timeline for ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, speeches and dancing, plus any required setup window, power access, venue sound limits and load-in instructions.
If considering lighting, fog or dry ice, check the venue’s rules and obtain confirmation that the selected effect is permitted. Couples with cultural music requests should discuss the specific songs, languages, traditions, must-play selections and do-not-play selections during the consultation. They should also confirm the assigned DJ and MC, contract terms, deposit amount, cancellation or rescheduling terms and final payment details before booking.
The official site lists three wedding packages: Essential at $1,199 for up to four hours, Premium at $1,799 for up to six hours, and Luxury at $2,799 for up to eight hours. Each has different inclusions, and the business says packages can be customized.
Yes. The company’s wedding pages describe ceremony music coordination and professional MC services. Ceremony coordination and MC services are included in the published Premium package; couples should confirm the exact scope required for their event.
The official site states that it serves Toronto and the GTA, naming Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Oakville, Richmond Hill, Brampton, Burlington and Hamilton. It notes that travel fees may apply for events more than 30 km from Toronto.
No. The confirmed official site lists Toronto, ON but does not publish a street address or postal code.
Phone: (416) 920-3333
Website: https://heartmusicent.com/





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