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Indianapolis wedding DJs who read the room

Circle City DJ is Encore's own DJ team. Your DJ plans the timeline with you, plays your must-haves, skips your never-evers, and keeps the dance floor full from the first guest to the last song.

starting price
From $750
of music
Up to 5 hours
so you're always covered
A team of DJs

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Can't find it? Call 317-917-8800 or tell us about your event.

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What your wedding DJ takes care of

Anyone can stream a playlist. The job is knowing when to play what: easing guests in during cocktails, timing the big moments, and reading which song gets your aunt and your college roommates on the floor together.

  • Music for the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception
  • Emcee work: introductions, toasts, first dance, cake, send-off
  • Your Do Play and Do Not Play lists, plus guest requests that fit
  • Speakers set up and tested before your guests arrive
  • Uplighting, dance-floor lighting and staging, if you want them
  • Backup from the whole Circle City DJ team
DJ turntable with guests dancing under string lights

How booking a DJ works

  1. Tell us about the dayYour date, times and venue. The form below takes about a minute.
  2. Pick your extrasWe talk through lighting and staging. All optional.
  3. Reserve your dateA 50% deposit holds it. The balance is due the Monday before.
  4. Plan the musicYou fill in Do Play and Do Not Play lists; we map out the timeline together.
  5. DanceWe arrive early, set up, and play up to 5 hours from your first guest's arrival.

DJ, band, or a bit of both?

A DJ gives you every song exactly as recorded and fits more budgets: Circle City DJ starts around $750, while a live band like the band etc… usually runs $3,000 to $7,000. Because Encore books both, you can mix: strings for the ceremony, Cocktail Sax during cocktails, a DJ for the reception. See what a wedding band costs in Indianapolis or browse Indianapolis wedding bands.

Wedding venues around Indianapolis and beyond

We DJ weddings all over Central Indiana, including Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Zionsville, Greenwood, Plainfield, Avon and Bloomington, and travel to Fort Wayne, Louisville and beyond.

Questions people ask before booking

How much does a wedding DJ cost in Indianapolis?

Circle City DJ weddings start around $750. Your quote depends on the date, how long you need music, the venue, travel, and any lighting or staging you add. Tell us your date and we'll send an exact number.

How long will the DJ play?

Up to 5 hours of music, counted from the time your first guest arrives. Need longer for an after-party or an early ceremony? Ask and we'll build it into the quote.

Will you take requests and skip the songs we hate?

Yes. You'll get a Do Play list and a Do Not Play list to fill in (the Chicken Dance isn't for everyone). On the night, your DJ reads the room and takes guest requests that fit the mood.

Is the DJ also our emcee?

Yes. Your DJ handles introductions, toasts, the first dance, cake cutting, any award or speech you've planned, and the send-off. We go through the timeline with you before the day.

What if our DJ gets sick?

You're booking a team, not one person. Circle City DJ has several DJs, so someone fully prepared covers your wedding.

What deposit do you need?

A 50% deposit reserves your date. The balance is due the Monday before your wedding.

Do you play weddings outside Indianapolis?

Yes. We're at venues across Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Illinois several times a month. Some travel costs may apply further out.

How far ahead should we book?

Peak wedding times are spring and fall, and most wedding dates book out about 9 to 12 months in advance.

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