A Cincinnati wedding DJ who is also a musician.
DJ Ned or DJ Evan runs your reception personally, from the first toast to the last dance. Both are working Cincinnati musicians, so they read a room the way a band does. Lighting, emceeing, and wireless mics come with the booth.
What the booth covers
| Stop | Moment | What we bring |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cocktail hour | A curated playlist while the room turns over, at a volume people can talk over |
| 2 | Entrances | Your wedding party introduced on cue, with the songs you picked |
| 3 | Toasts | Wireless mics and emceeing so every speech is heard clearly |
| 4 | Reception | A dance floor built from your list, with lighting that builds as the night does |
| 5 | Last dance | Your send-off, timed with your venue and coordinator |
Your do-not-play list is law
We build your night from your playlist and your do-not-play list up. Special requests are part of the job: one couple set aside time for the maid of honor to play her own DJ set, and we made the handoff seamless.
The DJ you meet is the DJ you get
Monorail Sound is not a booking agency handing your date to whoever is free. Ned and Evan run the nights themselves, and you talk to them while you plan. Thorough communication before and during the event is the promise.
Add live music when you want it
Because we are a band too, you can mix formats: acoustic guitar or strings for the ceremony, DJ for the reception, or a live wedding band with DJ breaks. One crew handles all of it.
What a wedding DJ costs in Cincinnati
Pricing depends on hours, lighting, and whether you add live music. We wrote a full breakdown of what a wedding DJ costs in Cincinnati. For an exact quote, send us your date and venue.
"We gave them a complicated playlist that even included time set aside for the maid of honor to perform a DJ set, and the two of them executed the music and production flawlessly."
Silvia & Freddy
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