Weddings & Private Events
Be fully present for the moments that matter most
Ross Hyatt handles the music, cues, and transitions so you can celebrate with the people you brought together.
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In 18 years behind the decks, Ross has learned how to read a crowd on festival stages and how to anticipate what people need through his work in artist hospitality. He brings both instincts to a wedding. He stays in step with the vendors and venue team, watches the timing of the evening, and handles the small adjustments that let the couple stay in the moment. When it’s time to dance, he builds from the couple’s vision and follows the energy in the room.
Make it feel like you
Ross starts with the couple’s vision, the songs that mean something to them, and the people they’re bringing together.
Take care of the details
From the timing of a toast to the song that opens the dance floor, Ross makes the details easy to talk through and takes it from there. He works with the vendors and venue team to keep cues and transitions moving so the couple can stay present.
Read the dance floor
He knows when to stay with a groove, when to switch things up, and how to bring more of the room into the party, all while staying true to the client’s vision.
Testimonials
Ross was the highlight of our wedding according to everyone who attended--I wouldn't recommend anyone else! He charged a very reasonable rate, provided excellent guidance throughout the process, worked with us to make sure all the music was exactly what we wanted, and even mixed an original set for us during the dinner portion of our wedding. We love EDM, so he remixed the usual wedding songs to house and techno beats to give us a classic vibe that was super fun and easy to dance to. The dance floor was packed the whole night. Ross also has his own lighting equipment that made our venue feel like we were at a high-budget concert. And, he's just a really nice guy. If you want a wedding DJ who can give you a unique, highly personalized experience, Ross is that DJ. We'll hire him for our next event in a heartbeat. I can't recommend highly enough!!! Thanks, Ross!
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does wedding DJ coverage cost?
- $500 per hour with a 5-hour minimum ($2,500). Optional add-ons are $300 for uplighting and $200 for premium lighting.
- How do couples check availability?
- Share the date, venue or city, and a little about the celebration. Ross can confirm availability and talk through what the day needs.
- What does wedding coverage include?
- Ross can handle all your wedding audio, from ceremony music and microphones for vows to cocktail hour, dinner, and live DJ mixing and MCing at the reception. His battery-powered setups let him provide sound for the ceremony and cocktail hour wherever they take place, even when there’s no outlet nearby.
- Can Ross provide microphones and lighting?
- Wireless microphones are available for moments like vows and toasts. Ross can also discuss uplighting and dance-floor lighting based on the room and the couple’s vision.
- How do couples share their music preferences?
- Ross sets up collaborative Spotify playlists that he and each couple can build together. Couples can share as much or as little music as they like. Ross listens to their vision and draws on his experience to fill in the gaps with music that feels right for their celebration.
- Who coordinates cues on the wedding day?
- Ross works with the vendors and venue team on music cues, announcements, and transitions. Let him know if the ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception are in separate spaces so he can plan the sound setup.
- What kind of equipment does Ross use?
- Ross uses state-of-the-art sound and mixing equipment, including an all-white speaker setup. He invested in white speakers so they blend naturally into the room and complement the venue’s design.