Build the lineup — DJ and MC, photo booth, 360 booth, photographer, videographer, uplighting, a ceremony musician — set the coverage hours, then pick the day and season: weekdays price about 18% under a Saturday, while December runs hottest at 1.15 times. Five hours of DJ and MC on a peak-season Saturday estimates $1,048–1,825, and adding a third service triggers the package discount.
DJ and MC service prices from a $850–1,500 base plus $120–190 per hour with the sound system included — $1,048–1,825 for a typical five-hour Saturday reception once the day and season multipliers are applied.
A photo booth runs $450–750 base plus $95–150 an hour, a 360 booth $650–1,100 plus $120–190, a photographer $1,400–2,800 plus $220–380, and a videographer $1,800–3,600 plus $250–420. Uplighting at $350–750 and a ceremony musician at $400–900 price flat.
Noticeably. Weekdays price about 18% below Saturday rates, Fridays 6% below and Sundays 10% below, while peak-season months add 8% and December adds 15%. An off-peak weekday books the same talent for the least money.
Saturdays in peak season book six to twelve months out, and a deposit is what holds the date. Off-peak and weekday dates stay open much later, which is part of why they price lower in the calculator.
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