Wedding DJ at Blake Hall Weddings
You've chosen your venue, your caterers, your photographer. Now you need someone you can genuinely trust with the music. Because the right DJ doesn't just play songs. They read the room all night, keep the energy building and make sure the dance floor is still full at the end.
I'm George. I've been a professional DJ for over 25 years, starting out in nightclubs and building my career playing residencies in the UK and abroad. I'm an open format DJ which means I can take a room anywhere, from Reggae to House, Disco to Hip Hop, Pop to Chill-out, reading exactly where the crowd wants to go next. Every set is live, by ear, built around what the room is telling me.
Before your day we'll talk properly. Your music, your guests, the songs that mean something to you both. I take all of that in and build the evening around it.
QSC speakers, Pioneer decks, American DJ lighting rig with moving heads and uplighting, all PAT tested, fully insured to £1 million PLI. I always arrive early and dress smartly for every event.
Our Services
495 British pounds
695 British pounds
1,295 British pounds
Price Negotiable
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695 British pounds
Price Negotiable
Price Negotiable
FAQs
Q: Can you bring a Magic Mirror photo booth to Blake Hall Weddings?
A: Yes. My package includes a full backdrop, props table, red carpet, personalised prints and a guest book. In a stunning barn setting like Blake Hall it looks absolutely brilliant and guests of all ages love it all evening.
Q: Blake Hall is an exclusive use venue. Does that affect your setup?
A: Not at all. Exclusive use works perfectly for me. I'll have everything set up and sound checked quietly before your guests arrive so the evening begins exactly as it should.
Q: We're having up to 200 evening guests. Can your setup handle that?
A: Comfortably. My QSC KW system is built for larger rooms and I've played to crowds of all sizes over 25 years. The bigger the room the more energy there is to work with.
Q: How do you handle the transition from dinner to dancing?
A: By watching the room throughout the meal and timing everything carefully. The moment the floor opens is one of the most important of the evening and getting it right sets the tone for everything that follows.