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The Vancouver DJ Company – VanDJco

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Last reviewed: August 12, 2026 | Vancouver | Wedding DJ |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. Business status: Active.

Vancouver wedding DJ services from Vancouver DJ Company, also presented as VanDJCo on its wedding page, cover music planning for ceremonies and receptions. The company’s official website identifies DJ Joe Pound as its lead and offers an availability form for weddings in Vancouver and across the Lower Mainland.

For couples building a ceremony-to-dance-floor music plan, the published wedding information focuses on special songs, timelines, requests and do-not-play lists. The company also lists sound, microphones and lighting among its wedding equipment and service options.

Services and specialization

Vancouver DJ Company provides DJ, AV and entertainment services for weddings, corporate events, private celebrations, conferences and other occasions. Its wedding-specific page describes support from ceremony music and processional selections through the first dance, reception and final song of the night.

For weddings, the company says it works with couples using a detailed wedding planner to organise timelines, special songs and do-not-play lists. It also says its DJs take requests. Published wedding equipment and service options include DJ and sound equipment, wireless microphones, LED uplighting, laser effects, hazers, screens and projectors.

The packages page separates a Wedding Reception DJ Package from a Wedding Ceremony & Reception Package. The reception option lists up to seven hours with a DJ, speakers, moving-head lights, a wireless microphone, an optional personal consultation, a personalised reception planner, live requests and setup/removal. The ceremony-and-reception option lists up to nine hours and an additional setup/removal.

Service area and who it may suit

The official site describes the business as Vancouver-based and says it serves Vancouver, Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey, Coquitlam, North Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Elsewhere on the site, it says it serves clients across British Columbia.

This may suit couples looking for one DJ provider to plan both ceremony cues and reception music, or those who need a reception-only option. The service pages also make clear that the company works beyond weddings, so couples should state that their enquiry is for a wedding and outline the parts of the day they want covered.

The site names several Vancouver venues where it says the company has performed, but venue-specific availability, setup access and required equipment should be confirmed directly for each event.

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature is the company’s wedding-planning approach: its official wedding page describes planning timelines, special songs and do-not-play lists, while its packages list personalised planning sheets and live requests. Couples who want to give clear music direction have a published starting point for that conversation.

Another documented feature is the split between reception-only and ceremony-and-reception coverage. The company also publishes its included equipment for those two options, rather than describing wedding DJ service only in general terms.

A practical limitation is that the website does not publish a base price for either wedding package. It also does not publish a street address for the business; the profile address is therefore left blank. Confirm the final scope, venue access, equipment needs and total quote before booking.

Published planning features include special-song planning, do-not-play lists and live requests.
Published wedding packages distinguish reception coverage from ceremony-and-reception coverage.
Base prices for the wedding packages are not listed on the official packages page.

Pricing

The company publishes equipment add-on prices, but it does not list a base price for its Wedding Reception DJ Package or Wedding Ceremony & Reception Package. Published add-ons include LED uplighting at $20, dance-floor lighting at $50, a DJ truss table at $100, QSC K12 speakers at $150 to $200, a TurboSound iP12B subwoofer at $200 and a Shure wireless microphone at $50.

These listed add-ons do not establish a full wedding total. Ask for a written quote that identifies the chosen wedding package, hours of DJ coverage, ceremony setup if needed, sound and lighting selections, travel, applicable taxes, payment timing and any overtime or venue-related charges.

Contact and booking

Vancouver DJ Company publishes a check-availability form that asks for a name, email, phone number, event date, event type and event details. Its wedding page asks couples to provide wedding information so the team can confirm availability and provide package options.

The official website lists phone number 604-780-2509 and email vancouverdjcompany@gmail.com. It also notes that inquiries generally receive a response within 24 hours; this is a stated response aim, not a guarantee of wedding-date availability.

No official street address was located on the confirmed website, so this profile does not display one.

What couples should confirm

Before signing, confirm which package fits the day: reception only, or separate ceremony and reception setups. Ask how the timeline, processional, signing, recessional, entrances, first dance, speeches and final song will be handled, and share any must-play and do-not-play music in writing.

Confirm the DJ assigned to the event, the precise start and finish times, what the venue supplies, power and load-in requirements, microphone needs, sound coverage for each event space, lighting choices, and whether any add-ons are required. Couples should also review the written contract, deposit, taxes, cancellation and rescheduling terms.

For dates outside the immediate Vancouver area, confirm travel coverage and any associated charge. If a venue has insurance, noise, lighting or vendor-access requirements, ask the company how it will meet them.

Last reviewed

Last reviewed: August 12, 2026. The current official website matches the Vancouver DJ Company / VanDJCo brand and contains direct wedding-service, package and contact information. The legacy vanfish.com domain was not used because it belongs to an unrelated restaurant.

Canada Wedding Guide does not independently guarantee availability. Contact the business directly and verify the final service scope and price for your date.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Vancouver DJ Company provide music for both the ceremony and reception?

Yes. Its published Wedding Ceremony & Reception Package includes up to nine hours of DJ service, planner sheets for both parts of the day and an additional setup/removal. A reception-only package is also listed.

Can couples provide song requests or a do-not-play list?

Yes. The official wedding page says the company plans special songs and do-not-play lists with couples, and its packages list live requests.

Are wedding package prices published?

The company publishes prices for several equipment add-ons, but it does not list a base price for either wedding package. Request a written quote for the event date and required coverage.