DJ Sime
Based in Long Marston
Hours on the night and extras like lighting move a DJ's price more than the music does.
Ballpark £350 to £1,300 · typical £500
An evening DJ playing for four to five hours costs £350 to £650. A DJ who covers the ceremony, drinks and evening costs £800 to £1,300. Uplighting and dance floor extras add £50 to £200, and the typical spend is about £500.
| What you book | Price range |
|---|---|
| Evening DJ (about 4 to 5 hours) | £350 to £650 |
| All day: ceremony, drinks and evening | £800 to £1,300 |
| Uplighting or dance-floor extras | £50 to £200 |
A guide only, from local price lists and the Bridebook UK Wedding Report 2026. Checked November 2026. Prices change, so ask each supplier for a quote.
Most DJs bring their own speakers, lights and microphone for the speeches. Check that the quote lists all of this. Some charge more for a big room or for a setup in a marquee.
Ask about the finishing time. Many venues stop the music at midnight, and some halls earlier.
Send a must-play list and a do-not-play list a month ahead. A good DJ reads the room and mixes your list with crowd favourites.
Ask if the DJ can also play background music for the meal. It saves hiring someone else.
Barns and village halls may have limited power, and some venues limit noise. Tell the DJ the place early. Costs here are a ballpark, so ask for a quote.
Covers the Harrogate district
Covers the Harrogate district
Has worked at Swinton Estate and The Sun Pavilion
Has worked at Rudding Park and The Old Swan Hotel and 6 more
Usually £350 to £650 for four to five hours.
Yes, in most cases. A DJ typically costs a fraction of a four-piece band.
Often a basic set. Dance floor lighting and uplights are usually extra at £50 to £200.
Yes. All-day packages for the ceremony, drinks and evening cost £800 to £1,300.