HireDubaiDJs.com

HireDubaiDJs.com books wedding DJs in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. A wedding DJ covers dinner, the entrance, the first dance and the open floor, with wireless microphones for speeches, and cues every key moment so the night runs to plan.

Most Dubai weddings mix nationalities, so the usual base is open format: chart hits and classics. The DJ then adds the sets your guests know. Arabic DJs play Arabic and Khaleeji music next to international hits, and female DJs are available for the whole night, including Arabic weddings with announcements in Arabic and English. Send your date, venue, guest count and music, and the team replies with the DJs who are free, their videos and a written price.

Your Wedding, Moment by Moment

• Guest arrival (30 to 45 min): soft background music.
• Ceremony (15 to 30 min): timed processional, vows and recessional.
• Cocktail hour (45 to 60 min): a lounge or acoustic set.
• Dinner (60 to 90 min): low background music, speeches on a wireless mic.
• First dance and special dances (10 to 15 min).
• Open dance floor (2 to 4 hours).

Music Sets for Every Wedding

• Arabic and Khaleeji: essential when Gulf family is present, including dabke and zaffe entrances.
• Bollywood and Bhangra: a set after dinner for South Asian weddings.
• English wedding DJ: open format with English announcements for Western and expat weddings.
• Russian and Persian sets for CIS and Persian families, plus Afrobeat, Latin, house and retro for younger guest lists.

For a mixed guest list, name your top two or three music styles when you enquire.

What’s Included

• DJ laptop and controller, and a sound system sized to your guest count
• Wireless microphones for speeches and vows
• Basic dance floor lighting (uplighting and lighting design on larger packages)
• One planning call and one round of playlist revisions

Add-ons

• Bilingual MC: for large, bilingual or detailed run-sheet weddings.
• Live saxophonist or percussionist (e.g. darbuka): walks in with the couple or opens the party for 30 minutes, then hands over to the DJ.
• Extra hours for longer receptions or an after-party.

Price

A standard 4 to 5 hour wedding DJ package with sound and dance floor lighting usually costs AED 4,500 to AED 8,000, and a DJ with a bilingual MC AED 8,000 to AED 13,000. Extra hours are AED 500 to AED 1,500 each, and a live saxophonist or percussionist adds AED 1,500 to AED 4,000 per performer. Travel to Abu Dhabi is included.

Venues & Locations

The team covers weddings in Dubai and Abu Dhabi: hotel ballrooms in Downtown, Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and Dubai Hills, villas, beach clubs, rooftops, desert venues and yachts. Some hotel ballrooms supply house sound or must approve the DJ’s rig, beach setups need equipment that handles humidity and wind, and desert venues run on generators.

Best For

• Arabic and Gulf weddings that need Khaleeji, dabke and zaffe sets
• Brides and families who prefer a female DJ
• Mixed-nationality weddings with Arabic, Bollywood, Russian or Persian guests
• Large or bilingual weddings that need a DJ plus MC
• Couples who want a clear wedding DJ price up front

Ready to fill your dance floor? Send one enquiry with your date, venue, guest count and music, and a Wedding Champs planner will confirm DJ availability, usually within 24 hours. Comparing DJs? Browse every wedding DJ in Dubai.