Live music, DJs and production shape the energy of a wedding from the ceremony to the final song. Start by deciding what each part of the day needs to feel like.
This is a focused selection, not a ranking. Compare the role each provider can play in your wedding: live music, DJ, sound, lighting or a combination of several services.
Professional violinist based in Mexico City for wedding ceremonies, cocktail hours, receptions and destination celebrations throughout Mexico. Her repertoire moves from classical and romantic music to contemporary pop and high-energy party sets.
Before booking, confirm whether the quote includes speakers, microphones, DJ equipment, mixing, lighting and technical operation.
For a ceremony, cocktail and reception in different areas, you may need more than one audio setup. The musician or DJ may provide some of that — or connect to a separate production company.
Confirm number of musicians or DJs, set length, breaks and whether the same team covers more than one part of the wedding.
Ask whether speakers, microphones, mixing, cabling and technical operation are part of the proposal.
Ceremony requests, custom arrangements and specific versions may require preparation well before the wedding.
Entrances, speeches, dinner, first dance and opening the dance floor all need clear musical cues.
Start with the ceremony, cocktail, dinner and party. Decide where live music adds something meaningful, where a DJ takes over and what technical production each space actually needs.
