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Last reviewed: August 1, 2026 | Calgary | Wedding DJ |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 1, 2026. Business status: Active.
Little Something Beautiful is a Calgary entertainment company offering DJ services for weddings and other events, along with event lighting and a digital photo booth. Couples comparing a Calgary wedding DJ can use this profile to review the company’s published package structure, equipment inclusions, optional rentals and current contact information.
The current official website matches the business name and contains substantial Calgary wedding-service context, establishing the company’s present identity despite the unrelated website and different contact information in the legacy directory record. The official site does not publish a postal business address, so none is shown here. Last reviewed: August 1, 2026.
Little Something Beautiful’s core wedding offering is an eight-hour DJ service. The official DJ page describes music for wedding ceremonies and receptions, while the homepage also identifies emcee service as part of its wedding work. The company says packages can be personalized around the couple’s preferred atmosphere and music, including the cocktail, dinner and dancing portions of an event.
The company also offers venue uplighting, dance-floor lighting and related equipment rentals. Its separate photo booth service uses an iPad camera and provides digital sharing options, including photos, GIFs and boomerangs. These documented options may help couples who prefer to coordinate DJ entertainment, room lighting and a digital booth through one supplier.
All three published wedding DJ packages provide up to eight hours of service. The Basic package includes a full PA setup, a corded microphone, four LED dance-floor lights and an additional party light. The Advanced package adds up to 10 LED room uplights and a wireless microphone.
The Elite package also includes a wireless microphone and 10 LED uplight bars, then expands the dance-floor setup with lasers and three party lights. Couples should not assume that ceremony sound, a second sound system, travel, early setup, overtime or emcee duties are included at the displayed price merely because those services are discussed elsewhere on the website. Each item should appear in the written proposal.
The official website is primarily framed around Calgary DJ services. Its homepage also displays Canmore DJ Services and Red Deer DJ Services, indicating that the company invites enquiries for those markets. The site does not publish a detailed travel boundary, mileage policy or travel fees, so couples outside Calgary should confirm whether their venue is covered and whether travel changes the quote.
Based on the documented packages, the service may suit couples seeking an eight-hour DJ booking with lighting built into the package, as well as couples considering a digital photo booth or additional uplighting. Fit still depends on the venue, schedule, music preferences and the specific DJ assigned, all of which should be discussed before booking.
A useful documented feature is the level of package detail: the official site identifies service duration, microphone type and lighting quantities for each wedding DJ tier. The company also publishes separate information for its photo booth and lighting inventory, making it easier to prepare a focused enquiry.
There are important evidence limits. No official street address is published, and the website does not provide a detailed travel-fee schedule, cancellation terms, backup-DJ policy, insurance information or a sample contract. The package page also does not fully explain ceremony logistics or overtime. These are not negative findings about the service; they are practical details that couples need to verify directly.
The official DJ page currently lists the Basic eight-hour wedding package at $1,500, the Advanced package at $1,750 and the Elite package at $2,000. The page states that GST is not included. These displayed prices should be treated as starting information until the company confirms a written quote for the date, venue and complete timeline.
The photo booth page lists a four-hour Simple package at $550 and an eight-hour Elite package at $950, excluding GST and subject to change. It says the Simple option excludes props, while the Elite option includes props and a personalized digital overlay. Both list a USB copy of the images. The lighting page separately prices several rentals, including LED uplights at $20 each, but setup, delivery and compatibility with a DJ package should be clarified in the quote.
The official contact page invites couples to call or text 403-831-5867 or email littlesomethingbeautiful@gmail.com. It also provides an enquiry form. The official site publishes no postal address, and its current phone number differs from the number in the legacy Canada Wedding Guide record; the official number shown here should therefore be used.
When enquiring, provide the wedding date, venue, ceremony and reception locations, required service hours, estimated guest count, preferred DJ tier, lighting needs and whether a photo booth is wanted. Ask for an itemized proposal so that optional equipment, travel, taxes, setup and additional time are easy to distinguish.
Before paying a deposit, confirm exactly which parts of the wedding timeline the quoted hours cover and whether setup and teardown fall inside or outside that window. If ceremony music is required, establish whether a separate sound system, technician or microphone is needed when the ceremony and reception use different spaces.
Couples should also verify the assigned DJ and emcee responsibilities, planning meetings, music-request process, do-not-play handling, venue power and space requirements, liability insurance, backup equipment and personnel, overtime rates, travel costs, payment schedule, cancellation or postponement terms, and the total after GST. For photo booth bookings, confirm whether an attendant, physical props, internet access, digital delivery and split operating hours are included.
Yes. As reviewed on August 1, 2026, its official DJ page lists eight-hour wedding packages at $1,500, $1,750 and $2,000, before GST. Couples should request a current written quote because venue, travel, timing and optional services may affect the total.
The Basic package lists four LED dance lights plus one party light. Advanced lists up to 10 LED room uplights, while Elite lists 10 LED uplight bars, lasers and three party lights. Advanced and Elite also include a wireless microphone; Basic lists a corded microphone.
Yes. The official site describes a digital iPad-based booth with photo, GIF, boomerang and sharing features. Published options include four-hour and eight-hour packages, but inclusions differ, particularly for props and personalized overlays.
No postal business address was found on the confirmed official website. Couples should use the official contact form, phone number or email and confirm any meeting or equipment-pickup location directly.
Phone: 403-831-5867





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