Ceremony sound
Wireless mics so your vows are actually heard, and the right song cued the second those doors open.
Weddings · Bodas Your wedding.
Your wedding.
Your people.
la fiesta de tu vida
A bilingual DJ and MC who gets your abuela and your college friends on the same dance floor. Ceremony to last call, in English y en español.
What's included One night.
One night.
every moment.
Cocktail hour
Easy open-format while everyone finds the bar and their seat. I'm quietly setting the temperature for the night.
The grand entrance
I announce you like you're headlining the building. You walk in to your song and the party has a heartbeat.
The dance floor
Reggaetón into 2000s hip-hop into the salsa your tía screams for, without ever clearing the floor.
Bilingual MC
I run the whole night in English and Spanish, so both sides of the family feel every moment.
The extras
Uplighting in your colors, monograms, cold sparks, dancing on the clouds, photo booths. Add what you love, skip the rest.
One floor, every generation I read
I read
the room.
Your must-plays and your do-not-play list are yours. From there I watch the floor and move with it. Fifteen years of club nights taught me how to keep everybody up, from the tíos to the bridal party.
ReggaetónSalsaMerengueBachataDembow2000s Hip-HopAfrobeatsHousePopThrowbacksCumbiaFreestyleAmapianoTop 40
A solo artist with a full crew Backed by
Backed by
Xpress.
I DJ your wedding personally. Behind me is Xpress Entertainment, the company I started in 2016, which now plays 150+ weddings a year across South Florida. That means backup gear, planning tools, lighting and photo booths, and a team that has done this a lot.
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Questions
Wedding FAQ
How much does it cost to book you for a wedding?
It depends on the day: how many hours, how many guests, whether you need ceremony sound, lighting and extras. Send me your date and I'll send back real numbers in a clear package, with no surprise fees in the fine print.
Do you really MC in both English and Spanish?
Every single time. I grew up Dominican-American switching between both at home, so on the mic it's just natural. Your abuelos and your college friends are locked into the same moment.
Can we pick the songs, and the ones we never want to hear?
100%. Your must-plays, your do-not-play list and your special dances are all yours. From there I read the actual room and adjust on the fly.
Do you cover the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception?
All of it, run as one continuous night: wireless mics for your vows, easy open-format during cocktail hour, then a reception that keeps everybody on the floor.
What if gear fails mid-reception?
I carry backups for every important piece of gear and show up early to soundcheck all of it. After well over a thousand events, I have never missed a date.
Are you a solo DJ or a whole company?
Both. I DJ your wedding personally, and I'm backed by Xpress Entertainment, the company I built. There's a full team behind the scenes for logistics, backups, photo booths and lighting.
How far ahead should we book?
Peak-season Saturdays, especially in the fall, usually book 9 to 14 months out. If your date is sooner, still reach out. I sometimes have room.
¡Felicidades!Is your date open?
Send me your date and venue. I'll check my calendar and send back real numbers.