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Questions couples actually ask
FAQ
How much does a Michigan wedding DJ cost?
Prestige wedding DJ packages start at $1,545, with the final price depending on hours, MC involvement, and add-ons like uplighting, a photo booth, or ceremony sound at a separate location. Booking Noah personally starts at $2,545.
Can we specifically book Noah DeVoe?
Yes, for a limited number of dates each season — Noah co-owns Prestige and still personally DJs select weddings. Check his availability directly on his booking page; if his calendar's full, every other Prestige DJ trained under him and follows the same process.
What's the difference between booking Noah and booking 'a Prestige DJ'?
Booking Noah reserves him specifically — not a substitute. Booking 'a Prestige DJ' reserves the team generally, and we assign whichever DJ fits your date, venue, and style best. Both go through the same planning process and equipment standard.
How far in advance should we book a Michigan wedding DJ?
For peak wedding season (May through October), 9–12 months out is typical for popular dates and venues. Off-season and weekday weddings often have more flexibility, sometimes down to a few months out.
Do you provide ceremony sound, not just reception music?
Yes — every Prestige wedding DJ package includes ceremony and cocktail-hour sound, not just the reception dance floor, including wireless mics for vows.
What happens if it rains at an outdoor Michigan wedding?
We plan power and sound for both the outdoor ceremony and the indoor/tented backup from the start of planning, not as a same-day scramble — this comes up often enough in Michigan that it's part of our standard questionnaire.
Can we combine DJ services with photography or videography?
Yes — bundling two or more Prestige services means one shared timeline and a lower combined rate than booking each vendor separately. See the packages page for current bundles.
Do you take song requests, and can we make a do-not-play list?
Yes to both. Every booking includes a music questionnaire ahead of the wedding day covering must-plays, do-not-plays, and any specific moments (first dance, parent dances, grand entrance) you want handled a certain way.