
Jersey City · New Jersey · New York City
WeddingDJ Jay Nyce
The aisle, the cocktails, the floor. One DJ for your whole day: fourteen years behind the decks and a club DJ’s read of the room.
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A wedding is three events, back to back, and none of them gets a second take.

Twenty minutes that matter most
The Ceremony
Separate speakers for the ceremony space, set up first. A wireless lapel microphone for the officiant so your vows reach the back row. The processional timed to the walk, and the recessional on the kiss.

While the room is turned
Cocktail Hour
Music people can talk over, set for the room while guests find each other and the reception is turned. If cocktails are somewhere else, the sound moves with them.

Until the last song
The Reception
The entrance, the first dance, the toasts and dinner, then a floor that fills for your friends, your parents and your grandparents. A club DJ’s read of the room, with your list as the guide.
A sample run of show
From the aisle to the last dance
Every wedding gets its own timeline. This is how a typical Saturday runs.
- 4:30Processional
Your music, timed to the walk. The officiant on a lapel mic so the back row hears every word.
- 4:52Recessional
Cued on the kiss, not a second late.
- 5:15Cocktail hour
Music to talk over while the room is turned.
- 6:15Grand entrance
Every name introduced, every pronunciation checked in advance.
- 6:25First dance
Your song, edited to the length you want, started on the photographer’s cue.
- 7:00Toasts
Wireless mics, speech-clear sound, dinner music for the whole room.
- 7:45The floor opens
Open format across decades. Your must-plays in, your do-not-plays out.
- 10:15Last dance
The song you chose, and the lights come up.

Jay plays every booking himself
One DJ. Your whole day.
One DJ, start to finish
Jay plays your wedding himself. No agency, no stranger on the day.
Every generation
Motown to 90s hip hop to now, coming back to your songs every few tracks.
Heard, not loud
A lapel mic for the vows, wireless handhelds for toasts, sound sized to the room.
On time, in writing
One planning call, one timeline shared with your venue and photographer.
Your songs for the moments that matter. Your do-not-play list, followed exactly.
How booking works
Clear terms, in writing.
- 1
Send the date
Date, venue and a rough timeline. A written quote within 24 hours.
- 2
Read the agreement
Plain language: what is included, the payments, and what happens if plans change.
- 3
Hold the date
A retainer reserves your day. The balance is spread across the months before.
- 4
Plan with Jay
Questionnaire, then a call. The final timeline goes to your venue and photographer.
Common questions
Wedding DJ, answered
Planning a different celebration? See our private party DJ page, or our corporate event DJ work.
Saturdays from May to October go first
Is your date still open?
Send the date, the venue and roughly how many guests. We reply within 24 hours.
Check your date