Bilingual wedding DJs · Dallas–Fort Worth

What your night
is worth.

Before the numbers, here is what you are actually buying. The ranges are further down, and every DJ's exact package pricing is on their own page. Nothing is hidden behind a form.

What you are buying

A room that
never sits down.

Your parents want cumbias. Your friends want reggaetón. His family wants country. The skill you are paying for is knowing when to move between them, on the night, in front of everyone.

Your DJ MCs the room themselves, so the person reading the floor is the person on the mic. Your guests leave talking about your wedding instead of checking the time.

Eight DJs.
One standard.

Every one of them is fluent in English and Spanish, takes one wedding on your date, and runs the same show with the same gear. Nobody on this roster is learning on your wedding.

In every package, at every price

There is no
stripped down version.

Your DJ and your MC
The same person all night, fluent in both languages, reading the room and running the mic so announcements land with every guest.
Sound your guests can hear
A full reception system, plus wireless mics so the toasts and the vows carry to the back of the room instead of dying in it.
A night you planned
An online planning app for your songs, your do-not-play list and the shape of the evening, built out with you and your coordinator before the day.
Nothing left to chance
Setup and sound check before your first guest walks in, backup equipment on site every time, and a full breakdown after the last song.
A floor that looks like a floor
Dance floor lighting from the six-hour packages up, so the photos of the party look like a party.

An idea of how much we charge

Weddings run
$2,799 to $9,999.

Most couples land between $2,799 and $4,499. Booking Nate himself runs $4,999 to $9,999, the top of that being full LED wall production. Where you land depends on your hours, your production and which calendars are still open on your date.

Every DJ's exact package pricing is on their own page. You should not have to email anyone to find out what something costs.

The Select
$2,799 to $4,099. The most open calendars on the roster. Start here if your date is close in, or if you want a peak Saturday that is already gone everywhere else.
The Signature
$3,299 to $4,499. The core of the roster and the tier most DNA couples book. These calendars fill through peak season, so October and May Saturdays go early.
The Founder
$4,999 to $9,999. Nate Acosta, owner and founder, including full LED wall production at the top of the range. Usually spoken for a year or more ahead.
Exact package prices
On each DJ's page, in full, with every inclusion listed. See the roster.
Enhancements
$499 each. Cold sparks, dancing on clouds, uplighting, a monogram in your names. Added on top, never required.
To hold your date
A signed agreement and a deposit. $500 with most of our DJs, 30% with Nate. The balance is not due until 30 days before the wedding.

Why a range here? Because the honest answer depends on which DJ is open on your date. Pick a DJ and you get their exact package prices, on the page, with every inclusion listed.

Straight answer

Why one DJ costs
more than another.

It is availability, not ability. Every DJ on this roster runs the same show with the same gear, the same planning process and the same one wedding per date rule.

What differs is how quickly each calendar fills. A venue charges more for an October Saturday than a February Friday, and the building does not improve in October.

There is no better tier and no worse tier.

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