Wedding DJ
About $1,700
The Knot reports a national wedding DJ average based on its Real Weddings Study. Its guide was updated September 8, 2025.
Read The Knot’s cost guide ↗A real starting point for your event budget. Clear expectations before the party starts.
OMG! event services start at
$500 USD
Starting price only. Not a guaranteed event total, a per-service package price, or a promise that DJ and photo booth are both included. Hours and inclusions are confirmed in your quote.

The most useful number is the total for your event—not a starting price without the details.
Specify DJ, photo booth or both, plus the schedule and hours you need. Ask for a breakdown of each service and any additional time.
Share your venue, setup access and event location. Ask whether travel, setup or venue-specific requirements affect the total.
Confirm the selected equipment and booth options. Ask about taxes, optional extras, overtime and any other charges before signing.
No standard coverage hours or itemized package inclusions are published here. Your written quote and agreement should specify the services, hours, payment schedule and total. A quote request is not a booking.
These third-party U.S. wedding benchmarks are not Houston-specific averages, corporate-event rates or OMG! prices. Different services and inclusions make direct comparisons imperfect.
About $1,700
The Knot reports a national wedding DJ average based on its Real Weddings Study. Its guide was updated September 8, 2025.
Read The Knot’s cost guide ↗$425–$1,000
WeddingWire reports this typical U.S. wedding spend range. Its guide includes event rental and photo booth cost data; booth types and package details vary.
Read WeddingWire’s cost guide ↗Sources checked October 17, 2026. These benchmarks are planning context, not a local price survey.
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