Finding your wedding DJ and planning your music

A personal first conversation

Before I quote a price, I want to get to know you. My first conversation is free and without obligation, in person or on a call. You don’t need a finished schedule for it.

„Janniks Arbeitsweise hat uns bereits in den Vorgesprächen sehr gut gefallen, da er kein Standardprogramm abspult, sondern sich die Zeit genommen hat uns als Paar kennenzulernen.“ From the Google review by Jan Dennis S. (original in German): we really liked Jannik’s approach from our first conversations, because he doesn’t reel off a standard programme but took the time to get to know us as a couple.

Mixed live, not a ready-made playlist

Ask how your DJ works on the night. I don’t play a ready-made playlist. I mix live and let the mood decide which song comes next. Clubs have shaped me as a DJ, and today I’m the resident DJ at Apartment in Saarbrücken. I bring these club vibes to your dance floor.

Equipment that suits your venue

Ask which speakers, lights and microphones come along. I plan the equipment around your guest numbers and rooms, with my white wedding setup if you like.

Reviews from couples

Read what other couples write. On Google, I have 5.0 stars from 38 reviews (as of 28 October 2026), and you’ll find more on Bridebook and hochzeit.click.

A clear rule if the DJ falls ill

Ask what happens if the DJ falls ill. I then look for a DJ with comparable experience through my network at Trenz Events and Time Solutions, and you decide whether they take over. Otherwise, you get your money back for the services that don’t take place. Any further statutory rights remain unaffected.

Favourite songs

Tell me about songs that mean something to you. One couple, for example, gave me their personal top 15 playlist, and I worked the songs into my mix.

Your no-gos

We note down songs and genres you don’t like as no-gos. I keep them in mind with guest requests too.

Song requests by QR code

Your guests come over to the DJ booth or send their song from their phone using my QR code. I’m happy about every request and work it in so that it fits the mood.

Your first dance song

We prepare your song and the transition to the party together, with low fog if you like.

Ceremony music

Together we choose the songs for your entrance, ring exchange and exit.

Ceremony

Your entrance songs and microphones for everyone who speaks. That way, even the back row hears every word.

Drinks reception

Relaxed music that lets your guests chat easily, indoors or outside.

Dinner and speeches

The music stays in the background. I arrange speeches and surprises with your witnesses beforehand: timing, music and microphones.

First dance

I announce your dance in German or English, and briefly in French too. Then we move smoothly into the party.

Party

Now I read the dance floor, right up to the last song. We agree when the evening winds down by our final meeting at the latest.

Power

At an outdoor ceremony, my battery-powered systems run without a socket. For the rest of the day, I arrange power, a sheltered spot for the equipment and a wet-weather plan.

Setup

By the time your guests arrive, I’m set up. I plan with the venue in advance when I can access the rooms and where my booth will stand.

Volume limits

Many halls have fixed volume rules, and some use a sound limiter. I plan speakers and volume to match.

Existing equipment

If your venue has a professional sound system, I check beforehand what we can use. Venues where I have already played each have their own page.