fêteDJ Co.
Guests lifting the bride in the air at a wedding celebration
Denver wedding DJ · lighting · photo booth

The soundtrack to the best night of your life.

Music that gets your people on the floor. An MC who says the right thing, then gets out of the way. Lighting that makes the room look like the photos you pinned. And yes, a photo booth.

Weddings first
DJ and MC, always
Lighting that photographs
A photo booth worth the line
Denver and the Front Range
What we do

Music. Lights. A photo booth people talk about for weeks.

Book all three or just the one you need. Either way you get a real plan, a real team, and gear that fits the room instead of overpowering it.

DJ playing at an event
01

DJ + MC

The music you asked for, the music you forgot you loved, and none of the stuff you banned. An MC who makes the announcements land and then hands the room back to the party. Your timeline runs on time without you watching the clock.

Wireless uplighting at a wedding reception
02

Lighting

Uplighting in your colors so the room looks like it was built for you. Dance floor lighting that kicks in when the party does. Moving heads on the Luxe rig if you want it to feel like a show.

Bride and groom laughing together
03

Photo Booth

A backdrop in your colors, a bin of props, and an attendant who keeps the line moving. Your guests get every photo on their phone before they leave. You get the pictures the photographer wasn't there for.

Lighting

Lighting is the difference between a venue and a party.

Every venue looks like a conference room with the lights up. Uplighting in your colors fixes that in about twenty minutes. Dance floor lighting gives the party a place to be. And all of it shows up in the photos, which is the point.

  • Wireless uplights, sets of four, any color you want
  • Dance floor lighting on every package, moving lights on Luxe
  • 8 uplights included with Luxe Full Day
  • Wireless, so there's no cable for your aunt to trip on
Lighting options
Guests dancing under string lights at night
Guests dancing at a wedding reception
Photo booth

The photo booth your guests will abandon the bar for.

Backdrop in your colors. Props that get progressively worse as the night goes on. An attendant who keeps the line moving and the props from wandering off. And no printer, on purpose. $595 with any DJ package, or $795 for three hours on its own.

Why no prints
  • Every photo lands on their phone in seconds, full resolution, not a thermal strip that fades in a drawer
  • Unlimited sessions. Nobody's rationing paper at 10pm
  • Shareable the second it's taken, which means your wedding is on eighty people's stories before the cake
  • You get the whole gallery, every session, the next morning
  • No printer jam, no ink smell, no line that kills the dance floor
The gear

Premium across the board. Both rigs.

We don't run a budget setup and a good setup. Petit and Luxe use the same professional gear, the same wireless everything, the same mics that don't squeal. Luxe is just more of it, in a bigger room, with a booth.

01

Ceremony anywhere

The entire ceremony rig runs on batteries and talks to itself wirelessly. Mountain meadow, lakeside dock, a backyard with no outlet in sight. If you can walk there, we can mic it. No generator, no extension cord through the aisle.

02

Mics that don't squeal

Digital wireless mics on every package. Clear vows, clear toasts, no dropouts, and no feedback screech in the middle of the best man's speech. The officiant gets one. So do you.

03

Lights that listen

Our lighting reads the music and moves with it, automatically, over wireless. Slow song, soft wash. Drop hits, the room hits with it. No tech guy squinting at a laptop, no cables taped across your dance floor.

04

Sound sized to the room

Professional speakers on both rigs, tuned so the sound is even from front to back. The head table isn't deaf and the back row isn't straining. Petit fills most rooms. Luxe fills the big ones, with bass you can feel.

Packages

Pick your rig. Pick your coverage.

Two rigs for two kinds of rooms. Each comes reception-only or full-day with ceremony sound built in. Every booking gets a DJ, an MC, dance floor lighting, the planning portal, and a call with us two weeks out.

founding couples

We're new in Denver and we'd love to earn your review. Our first 25 weddings get $300 off any package, plus 8 uplights on us. Use code FIRSTDANCE. Once we've booked 25, it's gone.

Off-peak pricing: $100 off Friday and Sunday weddings, $200 off any date November through March, $300 off Monday through Thursday. One discount per booking, and we apply whichever is bigger.
Petit package
Petit

The one most weddings need.

Pro sound sized to your room, dance floor lighting, a wireless mic for toasts, and a DJ + MC running the night. Nothing flashy. Everything you need.

Reception
4 hours · reception only
$895 with FIRSTDANCE
$1,195
Full Day
5 hours · ceremony sound included
$1,295 with FIRSTDANCE
$1,595
Luxe package
Luxe

The one that turns it into a show.

Big-room sound with bass you can feel, moving lights, a full DJ booth, three wireless mics, a cocktail hour speaker, and two of us on the job. For big rooms and bigger ideas.

Reception
5 hours · reception only
$1,895 with FIRSTDANCE
$2,195
Full Day
6 hours · ceremony sound + 8 uplights
$2,595 with FIRSTDANCE
$2,895
How it works

Four steps from first email to last song.

1

Inquire

Send your date, your venue, and what you want the night to feel like. We'll tell you if we're free and exactly what it costs.

2

Talk it through

Twenty minutes on the phone. Packages, timeline, the songs you love, the songs you'd rather die than hear. We'll tell you straight if we're the right fit.

3

Plan

Build your must-plays and do-not-plays in the portal whenever you want. Two weeks out we get on a call and lock the timeline down to the minute.

4

Show up

We arrive early, set up while nobody's looking, and run the night from the first announcement to the last song. Your only job is to show up.

The dance floor

This is the part everyone talks about.

your date is probably still open

Let's change that.