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Simple Wedding DJ Toronto

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Last reviewed: August 9, 2026 | Toronto | Wedding DJ |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 9, 2026. Business status: Active.

Simple Wedding DJ Toronto provides wedding music services across the Greater Toronto Area. Its official site describes coverage from cocktail hour and dinner through the last dance, with custom music selection, consultations and defined packages for reception, ceremony and lighting needs. The company identity is confirmed by the matching business name, Toronto wedding context and phone number shown throughout the official domain.

This profile was last reviewed on August 9, 2026. Package details below reflect the prices and inclusions displayed on the company’s official pages on that date. Couples should still request a written quote for their venue, date, guest count and room configuration because those details can affect the required setup.

Services and specialization

The core service is wedding DJ coverage built around the couple’s music preferences. The standard published packages include custom music selection, speakers, a skirted DJ table and a wireless microphone. Reception packages run from cocktail hour through dinner and dancing, while a ceremony-inclusive option begins earlier and adds music for guest seating, the processional, signing and recessional.

The music page documents a broad range of possible styles, including Top 40, old-school selections, classic rock, jazz, classical, Latino music, house and indie rock. Complimentary music consultation and custom playlists are described as part of the company’s rates. The site also says couples can provide Spotify playlists or have the DJ curate selections.

Optional services listed on the pricing page include wedding MC service, ceremony music, uplighting and dancefloor lighting. A social-media photo booth is also named, but its price and current package details are not published on that page.

Reception music from cocktail hour to the last dance
Custom music selection and playlist consultation
Ceremony music packages
Optional wedding MC service
Optional uplighting and dancefloor lighting

Music planning and event flow

The company’s planning approach covers more than the open-dance portion of the reception. Its official material discusses music for the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner and dancefloor, allowing couples to plan different moods for each stage of the event. The How It Works page says an initial online consultation is used to discuss music preferences and the services that fit the wedding.

The documented setup includes speakers on stands, a subwoofer, a covered DJ table, microphones and DJ backlighting; dancefloor lighting is additional unless included in the selected package. The company also says it follows the couple’s itinerary, including introductions, speeches and scheduled songs. Couples should provide the final timeline and important cues in writing.

Online planning consultation
Music choices for distinct parts of the day
Coordination with the couple’s itinerary
Wireless microphone included in published reception packages

Service area and who it may suit

The official site identifies the service area as the Greater Toronto Area. It does not publish a more detailed travel-zone list, so couples outside Toronto should ask whether their venue is covered and whether travel, parking or load-in costs apply.

The service may suit couples who want a defined reception schedule, visible package pricing and input into the playlist. It may also suit weddings needing ceremony music, a separately bookable MC, or simple lighting upgrades. Couples planning several rooms or more than 150 guests should discuss the production requirements early because the published pricing page anticipates an additional setup charge in those situations.

Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area
Reception-only and ceremony-inclusive choices
Customizable music across multiple genres
Additional planning needed for large or multi-room weddings

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A confirmed strength is the amount of practical information published before an enquiry. The official pricing page identifies package hours, included equipment, taxes and several add-on prices. The company also documents custom music planning rather than requiring couples to rely on an unspecified house playlist.

The main evidence limitations concern details that are not published. The official pages reviewed do not provide a street address, so the address field has been left blank. They also do not clearly document travel charges, overtime pricing, liability insurance, backup equipment, venue power requirements or a bilingual MC option. These omissions are not evidence that the services are unavailable; they are matters to confirm directly.

The pricing page names a social-media photo booth without displaying a price. It also presents both a ceremony-inclusive package and a separate ceremony add-on, so couples should ask which structure applies to their timeline and whether a second sound setup is included.

Strength: itemized, tax-inclusive package prices
Strength: documented custom playlists and consultation
Limitation: no official street address published
Confirm: insurance, backup equipment, travel and overtime terms
Confirm: photo-booth scope and ceremony setup

Pricing

As reviewed on August 9, 2026, the Simple 1 package is listed at $1,480, including applicable taxes. It covers 5:30 p.m. to midnight and includes music from cocktail hour through the last dance, custom music selection, speakers, a skirted DJ table and a wireless microphone. Simple 2 is the off-season package for January 2 through March 31, listed at $1,380 for the same published hours.

Simple 3 is listed at $1,680 and runs from 4 p.m. to midnight. It includes ceremony music followed by cocktail-hour, dinner and dance coverage. Simple 4 is $1,780 for 5:30 p.m. to midnight and adds dancefloor lighting. The holiday-weekend Simple 5 package is listed at $1,880.

For weddings with more than 150 guests or multiple-room setups, the site states that a $200 surcharge applies for additional speakers, lighting or setups. Separately listed options are ceremony music at $200, wedding MC service at $300, eight uplights at $150 and dancefloor lighting at $300. Couples should verify that these prices remain available for their date and obtain the complete total in writing.

Simple 1: $1,480
Simple 2 off-season: $1,380
Simple 3 with ceremony: $1,680
Simple 4 with dancefloor lighting: $1,780
Simple 5 holiday weekend: $1,880
Published prices include applicable taxes

Contact and booking

The official site displays 416-884-4991 and provides a Reach Out page for questions and quote requests. A street address is not published on the reviewed official pages, so couples should not rely on the address from an older directory record without direct confirmation.

When requesting availability, provide the wedding date, venue, approximate guest count, ceremony and reception locations, desired coverage hours, MC requirements and lighting needs. Those details will help determine whether a standard setup is sufficient or whether the large-event or multiple-room surcharge applies.

Phone: 416-884-4991
Website: https://simpleweddingdj.com/
Online quote and enquiry route available through the official site
No confirmed public street address

What couples should confirm

Before signing, request a written package description identifying the DJ assigned to the wedding, arrival and setup times, performance hours, microphones, speakers and lighting included. Confirm whether the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception require separate sound systems and whether transitions between rooms are covered.

Couples should also ask about overtime, travel and parking charges, cancellation or postponement terms, deposit and payment dates, liability insurance, backup equipment and the plan for illness or technical failure. If MC service is required, confirm the announcement style, pronunciation process and whether multilingual hosting is available. Finalize must-play songs, do-not-play selections, ceremony cues and the reception timeline by the company’s stated deadline.

Assigned DJ and substitute policy
Exact hours, setup time and overtime rate
Travel, parking and venue access costs
Insurance and backup equipment
Ceremony and multi-room audio requirements
MC language and announcement responsibilities
Deposit, cancellation and rescheduling terms

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Frequently asked questions

What does the standard Simple Wedding DJ Toronto package include?

The published Simple 1 package includes custom music selection, speakers, a skirted DJ table, a wireless microphone and music from cocktail hour through the last dance, scheduled from 5:30 p.m. to midnight.

Does Simple Wedding DJ Toronto publish its prices?

Yes. As reviewed August 9, 2026, reception and specialty packages were listed from $1,380 for the January 2–March 31 off-season option to $1,880 for holiday-weekend coverage. The site states that applicable taxes are included.

Can Simple Wedding DJ Toronto provide ceremony music and MC service?

Yes. Ceremony music is available through the Simple 3 package or as a separately listed $200 option. Wedding MC service is listed separately at $300. Couples should confirm which arrangement fits their schedule and setup.

Does the company serve weddings outside Toronto?

The official site states that it serves the Greater Toronto Area. It does not publish a detailed travel boundary or travel-fee schedule, so availability and any added costs should be confirmed for the specific venue.

Is lighting available?

Yes. The pricing page lists eight uplights for $150 and dancefloor lighting for $300. Dancefloor lighting is also included in the published Simple 4 package.