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Last reviewed: August 13, 2026 | Ottawa | Wedding DJ |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026. Business status: Active.
Next Entertainment is an active event-production company with an office in Saint-Laurent, Quebec. For couples searching for a Montreal wedding DJ, its confirmed official website describes wedding production that can combine DJs and musicians with sound, lighting, audio/visual equipment, dance floors and furniture rentals. The company also has a direct online contact route for enquiries.
This profile is based on the company’s current official English-language website, reviewed August 13, 2026. The former website and telephone number in this listing were not used as evidence. The official site publishes the Saint-Laurent office address but does not publish a telephone number, a defined wedding service area or itemized wedding prices; those details should be requested before booking.
Next Entertainment meets the active-profile standard because the confirmed official domain identifies the business as “Next Entertainment,” presents weddings as a service category and provides a live contact route. The site also carries a 2026 copyright notice. The company describes itself as a full-service event-production provider rather than only a DJ act, with services for weddings, corporate events and celebrations.
The confirmed office location is 649 Montée de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1P5. This replaces the legacy listing’s incorrect Ottawa geography. No phone number is displayed on the official English contact page, so no phone number is included here.
For weddings, the official site says Next Entertainment can provide DJs, musicians, sound equipment, lighting, audio/visual equipment, dance floors and furniture rentals. Its services page sets out three DJ-package tiers. The Bronze package includes a professional DJ, sound system, DJ booth, DJ equipment and microphones.
The Silver tier adds a photobooth, LED tubes and basic or automated dance-floor lighting. The Gold tier includes a professional DJ, sound system, DJ booth, DJ equipment, microphones, a photobooth, and advanced dance-floor lighting with a professional lighting operator. These listed inclusions are useful starting points, but the site does not identify which wedding moments, hours, rooms or setup requirements are covered by each tier.
Additional services listed à la carte include professional MCs, jazz performers, cover bands, Tam Tam performers, sound-equipment rental, LED uplighting, pinspot lighting, black, white or LED draping, dance-floor rentals, projection screens, TVs, LED walls, staging and furniture rentals.
The official website gives a Saint-Laurent office location but does not publish a formal travel radius, named cities served or travel-fee policy. It is therefore most accurate to describe the business as Saint-Laurent-based, rather than to promise service across Montreal, Quebec or Ontario.
The offering may suit couples who want to explore one provider for DJ performance plus selected production and rental elements. That can be particularly relevant where a reception needs sound, dance-floor lighting, a screen, staging, draping or furniture as well as music. Couples planning at multiple venues or outside the immediate area should ask whether separate setups, delivery, installation and teardown are available and quoted.
A confirmed strength is the breadth of documented in-house categories: the company lists DJ packages alongside sound, lighting, photo booth, screens, staging, draping, dance floors and furniture rentals. Its Gold package also specifically identifies a professional lighting operator for advanced dance-floor lighting. The official site further says its management team consists of experienced event producers and designers, and that entertainers and production staff are event professionals.
The practical limitation is not a service shortfall; it is missing planning detail on the public site. There is no published wedding price list, no phone number, no stated geographic coverage, and no public description of package duration, music-planning process, backup plan, insurance, payment schedule or cancellation terms. Couples should obtain those points in writing for their own event.
Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official services page names Bronze, Silver and Gold packages and their equipment or production inclusions, but it does not list starting prices, package totals, taxes, delivery charges, travel charges, overtime rates or add-on rates.
A useful quote request should separate DJ performance from production needs. Ask for the cost of each required setup, the photobooth if desired, lighting level, draping, screens or staging, furniture and any venue-specific installation or teardown requirements. Confirm whether the quote includes taxes and whether the scope changes if the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception use different spaces.
Current prices are not published on the official pages reviewed.
Use the contact route on the official Next Entertainment website to start an enquiry. The company’s contact page publishes its Saint-Laurent office address and the site links to a Next Entertainment contact form. Because no official phone number or public email address appears on the English contact page, the web form is the confirmed contact method for this profile.
When contacting the company, share the wedding date, venue or venues, approximate guest count, ceremony and reception layout, and the services being considered. Request confirmation of the assigned DJ or production team, setup timing, technical requirements, delivery and teardown responsibilities, and the date until which a quote or date hold remains valid.
Before signing, confirm the exact package name and every included item. For example, the site lists a photobooth in its Silver and Gold packages but not in Bronze; lighting also differs between the tiers. Ask whether the quotation covers the specific rooms and event periods you need, and whether any extra equipment is required by the venue.
Also confirm who will provide MC services if wanted, whether musicians or other performers are available for the date, the music-planning and request process, production schedules, insurance documentation if your venue requires it, the payment recipient, deposit and balance schedule, cancellation and postponement terms, and all taxes or travel-related charges. These are sensible checks because they are not detailed on the public site.
The official services page lists a photobooth in the Silver and Gold DJ packages. It is not listed in the Bronze package.
Yes. Its official wedding and services pages list musicians, sound equipment, lighting, audio/visual equipment, dance floors, furniture rentals, draping, screens, staging and several entertainment options. Availability and price for any specific combination should be confirmed directly.
No. Current pricing is not explicitly published. The official site lists Bronze, Silver and Gold package inclusions but no package prices or add-on rates.
The official site lists its office at 649 Montée de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1P5.
Address: 649 Montée de Liesse, Saint-Laurent, QC H4T 1P5
Website: https://next-entertainment.ca/





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