Weddings · Hampton Roads

Ceremonyto last dance

Announcements handled, timeline held, floor full. Your planner gets a partner in the booth, and your guests get a night they will bring up at brunch.

DJ Grizzly and DJ EV with the Royal Crown setup

DJ Grizzly and DJ EV

IThe run of show

How the evening actually goes.

A representative timeline. Yours is built with you, in the planning calls that come with every package.

4:30 PM

Sound check

Ceremony audio tested, officiant mic set, processional cued with your coordinator.

5:00 PM

Ceremony

Processional, vows, recessional. Fades on the beat, not on a stopwatch.

5:45 PM

Cocktail hour

Background set at conversation volume. Grand entrance lineup confirmed.

7:00 PM

Entrance and first dance

Names pronounced right. Lights down for the first dance.

7:30 PM

Dinner and toasts

Wireless mic handed over, not pointed at. Toasts kept on schedule.

8:30 PM

Open floor

Open-format. We read the room and keep the floor full through the last song.

IIWhere most start

Where most start.

Most popular

The Royal Signature

$2,750

  • Everything in The Crown
  • Ceremony audio
  • Cocktail-hour music
  • Up to 7 total hours
  • 10 wireless uplights
  • Enhanced dance-floor lighting
  • Backup equipment

Most couples start here. Ceremony audio and cocktail hour under one plan, ten uplights for the room, and backup equipment on site.

IIIIn the booth
DJ Grizzly, Donell Bessent

DJ Grizzly

12 years · Open-Format DJ

DJ EV, Mike Joseph

DJ EV

20 years · DJ & Master of Ceremonies

The next step

Is your date open?