Sound LogicCeremony
Vows and readings people can hear, with a plan for microphones and musicians.
Weddings & private events / Boston & New EnglandYour music.
Your music.
From vows to last dance.
Cocktails & dinner
Music across the spaces you use, with conversation still part of the evening.
Dancing
A DJ and sound system planned around your music and the room.
A useful starting pointBring what
Bring what
you know.
Couples, private hosts, planners, and venues.
Share the date, venue, guest count, spaces in use, and whether you’re planning live musicians, a DJ, or both.
You don’t need to know every specification before you get in touch.
Start a conversationPlanning your project
What we can help with.
We’ll agree on the scope, price, and timing before work begins.
Ceremony & speeches
Microphone planning, speaker placement, and clear spoken-word sound for vows, readings, and toasts.
Cocktail hour & reception
Audio coverage planned for the different spaces and stages of the day, including live music or recorded playback.
DJ services
Music direction shaped around your tastes, the event flow, and the feeling you want on the dance floor.
Lighting & on-site support
Room and dance-floor lighting, setup, breakdown, and operational support can be included in your proposal.
Your music, your wayA live set.
A live set.
A record collection.
A full dance floor.
Tell us what you love, what you’d rather skip, and whether you’re bringing musicians, booking a DJ, or mixing both. We’ll work through the transitions and the equipment each part needs.
A vinyl listening area, uplighting, or a custom booth can be part of the plan. We’ll price those choices separately so you can decide what matters most.
Talk music & wedding plansA few practical questions.
How much will it cost?
The space, equipment, timing, and amount of support all affect the price. Share a budget if you have one. We’ll explain the options and separate equipment or fabrication from labor, delivery, and any design work.
What should I send you?
Share the date, venue, guest count, spaces in use, and whether you’re planning live musicians, a DJ, or both. If you’re still figuring things out, a short description is enough to begin.
Can you work with the venue and other suppliers?
Yes. Share the venue contact, access times, and any technical rider. We’ll discuss setup, power, staffing, and the transition between musicians, speakers, and DJs.
Let’s work through the details.
Share the date, venue, guest count, spaces in use, and whether you’re planning live musicians, a DJ, or both.
