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Last reviewed: September 28, 2026 | Langley |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 28, 2026. Business status: Active.

That Awesome DJ Guy presents itself as a professional DJ and MC/emcee for weddings and other events. For couples seeking a Langley wedding DJ and MC, the official website documents separate options for wedding receptions, ceremonies, micro weddings and MC support. Langley is one of several Lower Mainland communities included in the business’s stated service area.

The available first-party information is detailed about certain package inclusions, including planning support, music, sound equipment and microphones. However, the site does not establish a public business address, and couples still need to request a quote and confirm availability, travel terms and the final equipment plan for their venue. Last reviewed: September 28, 2026 (2026-09-28).

Services and specialization

The official site lists wedding DJ and wedding MC/emcee services alongside work for corporate, private and school events. Its wedding information separates reception coverage from ceremony coverage, allowing couples to ask about one part of the day or a broader combination of services.

For receptions, the business describes custom music for cocktail, dinner and dancing portions of the event. Its MC page describes coordination with the venue, vendors, family and friends, along with introductions, speeches, dinner transitions, cake cutting, first dances and other scheduled reception moments.

Wedding reception DJ service with up to seven hours of listed music coverage
Wedding ceremony music and sound support
Dedicated wedding MC/emcee package
Micro-wedding and ceremony-only package options
Optional slideshow or video display, giant games and additional audio equipment

Wedding packages and documented inclusions

The Wedding Reception Package is described as covering cocktail hour, dinner and dancing for up to seven hours. Listed inclusions include consultation and planning support, an online planning guide, one hour for load-in and sound check, a professional sound system, a wireless handheld microphone, two LED effect lights, and teardown and load-out.

The Wedding Ceremony Package lists arrival music, processional music, registry-signing music and recessional music. The stated equipment includes a powered speaker, small mixer and iPad, plus a wireless handheld microphone for the officiant. A separate micro-wedding page describes combined ceremony and reception coverage without dancing, as well as a ceremony-focused Minimony Package. Because that page refers to COVID-19 distancing rules, couples should confirm whether its wording and package structure remain current.

Service area and who it may suit

The official homepage includes Langley among the Lower Mainland locations served. It also names Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, New Westminster, Delta, Surrey and Abbotsford, as well as communities in the Tri-Cities, Fraser Valley, Sea to Sky region, Okanagan, Vancouver Island and Sunshine Coast.

The documented options may suit couples who want one supplier to discuss ceremony audio, reception music and MC duties. The ceremony package may be relevant where an officiant requires amplification, while the reception package may fit couples who want music across cocktails, dinner and dancing. The micro-wedding options may be worth discussing for a smaller or ceremony-centred format. Inclusion on the service-area list does not establish availability or travel charges for a particular date and venue.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature of the service is the planning structure. The official pages list phone, email, text and face-to-face consultation, along with an online guide for timelines, key dances, entrances, ceremony music and reception requests. The wedding MC package also sets out specific hosting tasks rather than describing MC service only in general terms.

The evidence has practical limits. No public street address appears in the supplied official pages, so couples cannot infer a studio or meeting location. Package pages list core equipment, but they do not establish whether that setup is sufficient for every room, outdoor site or guest count. Extra speakers and a lapel microphone appear as possible add-ons, making venue-specific audio planning an item to confirm.

Documented planning and consultation process
Separate ceremony, reception and MC package descriptions
Listed microphones, sound systems and reception lighting
No official postal address established by the supplied pages
No confirmed availability, venue capacity limits or travel fees published in the evidence

Pricing

Prices are not published. The package pages use a request-a-quote process and do not provide dollar amounts for the reception, ceremony, micro-wedding, minimony or MC options.

Couples should request a written quote that identifies the selected package, performance hours, setup timing, travel, taxes and add-ons. Potential extras named on the site include additional reception time, early load-in, MC service, extra speakers, a lapel microphone, a slideshow or video display, and giant games. Their current prices are not stated.

Contact and booking

The official website provides quote-request links and invites couples to arrange a consultation by phone, email or text. The published call-or-text number is 604-239-3260, and the site lists thatawesomedjguy@gmail.com as its contact email.

A quote request is not confirmation that a date is available. Couples should provide the wedding date, venue, ceremony and reception locations, expected schedule, desired MC involvement and any outdoor-audio requirements when making an enquiry.

Official website: https://www.thatawesomedjguy.com/
Call or text: 604-239-3260
Email listed by the business: thatawesomedjguy@gmail.com

What couples should confirm

Before booking, confirm which package language and inclusions are current, particularly for the micro-wedding and minimony options. Ask whether ceremony and reception coverage can be combined, who will perform the DJ and MC roles, and how much planning or music-request input is included.

The final agreement should also identify arrival time, setup access, overtime terms, teardown, travel charges and the equipment allocated to each space. For outdoor ceremonies or large rooms, ask about power, weather protection, speaker coverage and microphone choices. Couples using the slideshow option should verify file formats and connection requirements rather than relying only on the listed HDMI, USB and coaxial inputs.

Date, venue and service-area availability
Current package inclusions and total quoted price
DJ duties versus MC/emcee duties
Ceremony, cocktail, dinner and dancing timelines
Travel, early setup, overtime and teardown terms
Backup plans and venue-specific audio requirements

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Frequently asked questions

Does That Awesome DJ Guy offer both ceremony and reception DJ service?

The official wedding page lists separate ceremony and reception packages. The reception option covers cocktail, dinner and dancing portions for up to seven hours, while the ceremony option lists guest-arrival, processional, registry-signing and recessional music. Couples should confirm whether the two can be combined for their date and venue.

Can That Awesome DJ Guy act as the wedding MC?

Yes, the official site describes a dedicated wedding MC/emcee package. Listed tasks include welcoming guests, introducing the wedding party and speakers, coordinating reception transitions, announcing dances and cake cutting, and working with the venue and other vendors.

What equipment is listed for the wedding packages?

The reception package lists speakers, digital DJ decks, a laptop, a wireless handheld microphone and two LED effect lights. The ceremony package lists a powered speaker, small mixer, iPad and wireless handheld microphone. Extra speakers and a lapel microphone are presented as possible add-ons.

How much does That Awesome DJ Guy charge for a wedding?

Prices are not published. Couples must request a quote and should ask for a written breakdown covering the package, hours, setup, travel, taxes, overtime and any selected add-ons.