BMG Sound
Wedding DJ and MC covering Cork and Kerry, 200+ five-star reviews
A DJ carries the room from the band's last song to the lights coming up. Many Irish DJs also cover the drinks reception and afters, and bring their own lighting and sound.
What it costs in Ireland
6 suppliers
Wedding DJ and MC covering Cork and Kerry, 200+ five-star reviews
Wedding DJ and MC covering Galway, Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo and Clare
Award-winning wedding DJ covering Limerick and Cork
DJ and live saxophone duo, WeddingsOnline Wedding DJ of the Year 2026
Wedding DJ run by Gerry McGee, covering Louth, Meath, Dublin, Monaghan and Galway
20+ years' experience, DJ'd at over 3,000 weddings and events
Browse by county
Prices and availability vary a lot by county. Start where you're actually getting married.
Before you book
Common questions
Most Irish couples spend between €400 and €900, which is roughly 2% of a typical €37,000 wedding budget. One supplier listed here has a published price so far: €399, too small a sample to call a real average yet. Prices are higher in Dublin and lower in the midlands and border counties.
About 9 months before the wedding is normal. For a Saturday in June, July or August, book earlier. The most in-demand suppliers in Ireland are gone 18 months out for peak dates. Off-peak and midweek dates are far easier.
Get everything in writing and compare like with like. What hours are covered, and what is the overtime rate? Do you take requests on the night or work from a set list? Ask each supplier the same set of questions and put the answers side by side. The cheapest quote is often the one with the most stripped out of it.
No, and it is free for suppliers too. There is no listing fee, no commission and no paid placement. Ranking comes from the enquiries and reviews couples actually generate, so nobody can buy their way above a better supplier.