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Wedding Djs, Dj Services Southern Ontario, Toronto, Kitchener, Oshawa

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Last reviewed: September 26, 2026 | Brampton |

Business status: Active.

Last reviewed: September 26, 2026. Business status: Active.

Something Blue Wedding DJs provides Southern Ontario wedding DJ services for receptions and related wedding events. Its official website says the company serves Southern, Eastern, Western and Central Ontario, including Toronto, Oshawa, Kitchener, Guelph, Cambridge, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, London and surrounding communities. The company publishes package pricing for its DJ service, ceremony music and several optional enhancements.

This profile was last reviewed on September 26, 2026, using the company's official website. Couples should still confirm current pricing, dates, travel arrangements and the availability of particular equipment or add-ons directly with Something Blue Wedding DJs before booking.

Services and specialization

The company specialises in wedding DJ services for receptions. Its published basic package includes an all-digital sound system, a bass bin, LED dance-floor lighting, early setup and sound check, backup equipment on site, a cordless microphone for speeches, an online DJ planner and an all-request reception format. The pricing page says the package covers the reception from the arrival of the first guest until the last dance.

The website also describes planning support. Couples can use an online planner to provide venue, timing, ceremony, reception, formal-song and speech information. The company's wedding-planning page says a virtual or live pre-planning session with a company representative may be requested, and that couples are asked to complete the DJ Wedding Planner two weeks before the wedding.

Wedding reception DJ service
Sound system, bass support and LED dance-floor lighting
Cordless microphone for speeches
Online song-selection and wedding-planning tools
Ceremony music and microphone support available as an add-on
Photo booths, uplighting, projection, karaoke and other listed enhancements

Service area and who it may suit

Something Blue Wedding DJs lists service coverage across South, Central, Western and Eastern Ontario. Named communities include Toronto, Scarborough, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Richmond Hill, Barrie, Orillia, Oshawa, Peterborough, Belleville, Kingston, Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph, Milton, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, Brantford and London, as well as surrounding areas.

The service may suit couples who want one provider for reception music, speeches and selected ceremony or event enhancements. It may also be relevant for couples comparing a published base package with a menu of optional services. The official website describes eastern coverage associated with Peterborough and the GTA, and western coverage towards Hamilton, Kitchener, Guelph, London and Niagara Falls; exact travel arrangements should be confirmed for the venue.

Suitable service area depends on the wedding venue and date
The website identifies offices in Kitchener, Peterborough and Toronto
Couples outside the named communities should ask whether their venue is within the current travel area

Confirmed strengths and practical limitations

A documented feature of the service is its structured planning process. The company provides a detailed wedding planner covering ceremony timing, reception locations, introductions, speeches, formal dances, preferred songs and do-not-play requests. The published package also states that backup equipment is available on site and that early setup and sound checking are included.

The main limitation in this listing is that an official street address is not published in the supplied evidence, so no postal address is provided here. The website names offices and broad regions but does not establish that every listed community has a permanent local team or identical travel terms. The official pages also contain several add-on prices and service descriptions that should be reconfirmed because package details can change.

Documented planning tools and pre-event information collection
Published inclusion of early setup, sound check and backup equipment
No verified street address supplied for this profile
Specific DJ assignment, travel terms and equipment requirements should be confirmed

Pricing

The official pricing page lists the Something Blue Wedding Package at $1,095.00. It says this package covers the reception from the time the first guest arrives until the last dance and includes the core sound, lighting, microphone and planning features described above.

Published add-on prices include ceremony music at $200.00 when the ceremony and reception are at the same address, or $300.00 when they are at different addresses. The page also lists a photo booth at $995.00, a standalone Photo Booth Lite option at $700.00, uplighting at $25.00 per light, a video screen and projector at $250.00, monogram lighting at $375.00, a bubble machine at $150.00 and karaoke at $250.00. Other listed options include a Stag & Doe DJ service, extra photo-booth time, a memory book, instant prints, a floral backdrop, song-mashup editing and technical support for live musicians.

These are published prices from the supplied official pricing page, not a quote for a particular wedding. Couples should confirm taxes, travel, timing, availability, package changes and any venue-specific requirements before relying on them.

Base wedding package listed at $1,095.00
Ceremony music listed at $200.00 for the same reception address or $300.00 off site
Standalone Photo Booth Lite listed at $700.00
Uplighting listed at $25.00 per light
Prices and inclusions should be reconfirmed before booking

Contact and booking

The official website lists 705-875-6072 for enquiries and directs couples to its contact pages for booking questions or a meeting with a representative. The west contact page also identifies an email address and is intended for weddings west of the Greater Toronto Area, including Hamilton, Kitchener, Guelph, London and Niagara Falls. Couples should use the contact route that matches their venue region.

The company's wedding-planning page says that couples secure a date by signing a contract and that a deposit is not requested according to the information published there. It also states that the full amount is due on the wedding day. These are important booking terms to verify in the current contract, along with cancellation, postponement and travel provisions.

Phone: 705-875-6072
Use the official contact page for the relevant Ontario region
Ask about the assigned DJ, contract and date confirmation
Confirm current payment, cancellation and postponement terms

What couples should confirm

Before booking, provide the venue address, guest count, ceremony and reception schedules, room locations and expected end time. The company's planner asks for these details because the setup location, power access, microphone needs and movement between ceremony, cocktail and reception spaces can affect the service plan.

Couples should also confirm whether the DJ will provide MC services, whether a second sound setup is needed, what equipment is included for an outdoor ceremony, and whether the selected DJ can accommodate the preferred music style and formalities. The published planner notes that the dance normally ends by 1 a.m. and that later service may incur an hourly charge.

Finally, confirm the current price for every add-on, the travel charge if any, meal and table requirements, venue insurance or noise restrictions, and the process for approving the final song list. The website says a reception typically accommodates approximately 50 to 60 requested songs, but the final music plan should be discussed with the assigned DJ.

Confirm the DJ's role as DJ, MC or both
Confirm setup access, power, tables, chairs and venue restrictions
Ask whether ceremony and reception sound require separate setups
Verify end-time charges, travel terms and all current add-on prices
Review the contract and final planning timeline

A practical fit for Ontario receptions

Something Blue Wedding DJs presents a broad Ontario service area and publishes a detailed reception package rather than requiring couples to request every basic inclusion from scratch. The combination of reception DJ service, planning tools, ceremony support and optional lighting or photo-booth services may be useful for couples who want to compare a bundled approach with other local providers.

The most important next step is a venue-specific conversation. Because the company serves many communities and the supplied evidence does not provide a street address or confirm availability for a particular date, couples should ask for a written quote and current contract details before treating the published package as final.

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Frequently asked questions

What is included in Something Blue Wedding DJs' basic wedding package?

The official pricing page lists an all-digital sound system, bass bin, LED dance-floor lighting, early setup and sound check, backup equipment, a professional DJ, a cordless microphone for speeches, an online DJ Planner and an all-request reception format.

How much does the published wedding DJ package cost?

The official pricing page lists the Something Blue Wedding Package at $1,095.00. Couples should confirm that the price and inclusions remain current and ask about taxes, travel and venue-specific requirements.

Does Something Blue Wedding DJs provide ceremony music?

Yes. The official pricing page lists ceremony music at $200.00 when the ceremony and reception are at the same address, or $300.00 when they are at different addresses. The listed service includes formal ceremony music and microphones for the officiant and readings.

What areas does Something Blue Wedding DJs serve?

The company says it serves South, Central, Western and Eastern Ontario. Its named communities include Toronto, Oshawa, Peterborough, Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, London and many surrounding areas. Confirm coverage and travel terms for the specific venue.