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Your people. Your music. Every word heard.

Ceremony sound, speeches, reception DJ and dance-floor lighting — one senior-led team, one plan, across Bloemfontein and the Free State.

The day, covered

Four moments where production makes the wedding.

Moment 01

The ceremony

Vows are spoken once. A discreet speaker and a wireless microphone for the officiant carry them clearly to the back row — indoors or out — without a single visible cable run spoiling the photographs.

Arrival music, register-signing music and the recessional are cued to your programme, not shouted across the garden.

Moment 02

The speeches

The father of the bride should not fight a microphone. Wireless handheld and lapel microphones, mixed live, mean every speech lands — the funny parts and the parts that matter.

Moment 03

The reception & DJ

A DJ who reads the room and respects your list. We plan the music with you in advance — must-plays, do-not-plays, the first dance, the gogo’s favourite — then keep the floor full without turning dinner into a nightclub.

Moment 04

The dance floor

Warm, flattering light for dinner; energy when the dancing starts. Dance-floor lighting that makes your photographer’s work better — never a harsh rig glaring over the tables.

A discreet white speaker on a stand and a microphone on a lectern at an outdoor garden ceremony, rows of white chairs waiting
Ceremony sound should be heard, not seen.

Behind your day

What happens before you walk in.

A wedding is a live show with no interval. We run it like one.

  • 01

    Music & programme questionnaire

    A simple online planner covers your must-plays, do-not-plays, names and timing — so the day sounds like you.

  • 02

    Venue coordination

    We speak to your venue or planner directly: access, power, load-in times, sound limits and rain plans.

  • 03

    Early, invisible setup

    The rig is built, tested and sound-checked before your first guest arrives — then the crew disappears into the background.

  • 04

    Backup where it matters

    Backup playback and microphones travel with every wedding. The first dance does not depend on one cable.

  • 05

    Load-shedding planning

    We confirm the venue’s backup power in advance and protect critical items — ceremony sound and key moments — against outages.

  • 06

    One person accountable

    A senior lead runs your day end to end. You and your planner always know exactly who to look for.

How packages work

Built around your day, not a price list.

Every wedding quotes differently — venue, guest count, programme and travel all shape the rig. Most weddings we produce draw on three building blocks:

Block 01

Ceremony sound

For the vows and the paperwork.

  • Discreet ceremony speaker
  • Wireless officiant microphone
  • Arrival & recessional music, cued
  • Setup before guests arrive
Block 02

Reception sound & DJ

For the speeches and the party.

  • PA sized to your venue & guest count
  • DJ for the agreed programme hours
  • Wireless microphones for speeches
  • Your must-play / do-not-play list honoured
Block 03

Lighting & atmosphere

For the room and the dance floor.

  • Warm room & table-friendly lighting
  • Dance-floor lighting for the party
  • First-dance moment lighting
  • Uplighting where the venue suits it
Quotation

Packages are built around your venue, guest count and programme. Tell us your date and plans, and we come back with a clear, itemised quotation — including travel where your venue needs it.

Wedding questions

Asked by nearly every couple.

Can you do an outdoor or farm ceremony?

Yes — outdoor ceremonies are standard Free State fare. We plan power, wind and weather cover with the venue, and position equipment so it stays out of your photos.

Will the DJ take requests on the night?

Within the brief you set. Your must-plays are guaranteed, your do-not-plays are respected, and guest requests are filtered through that — politely.

How long do you need to set up?

It depends on the rig, but we agree exact load-in and soundcheck times with your venue in advance — and we are always finished before guests arrive.

What happens if there’s load shedding during the wedding?

We confirm the venue’s generator or inverter arrangements during planning, and critical moments — ceremony, speeches, first dance — get protected power. If your venue has no backup, we tell you early and plan around it honestly.

Do you work with our photographer and planner?

Directly and early. Lighting positions, first-dance timing and speech cues are coordinated with the people capturing your day — good production makes their work look better.

How far will you travel?

Anywhere in the Free State as standard — farm venues included. Further is possible by arrangement. Travel is quoted openly, never added afterwards.

Your date

One date. One chance. Let’s plan it properly.

Tell us the date, the venue and the shape of the day. We’ll come back with a clear quotation.