I'm on your team from planning to the last song
Weddings, private parties, corporate events and hosted karaoke across Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Check your date, create your ideal package, and book online when you're ready.
Credentials
One DJ, four kinds of night
You start from a base package for your kind of event and build it out from there, so you’re paying for the night you actually want.
Weddings
Ceremony audio, reception, and an MC who has spent twenty-plus years in front of a microphone. My ceremony sound runs on batteries, so you can get married where there’s no power at all — and there’s lighting, a monogram and ceremony mics whenever you want them.
Private parties
Birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, reunions. I read the room and keep it moving from the first song to the last.
Corporate events
Holiday parties, awards nights, conferences and team events — where the microphone work matters as much as the music.
Hosted karaoke
A hosted show, a weekly series, or an add-on to your wedding or party. Guests request from their own phones.
Moving people since 2003
The microphone is the risky part
Anyone can play music. The MC is the job that decides whether a reception runs or stalls — and you have been to the wedding where it stalled. I’m an award-winning public speaker with over 6,500 speeches, presentations and workshops behind me across three continents, and Toastmasters ATM-B and CL credentials. Your night is not where I learn to hold a room.
Two continents, one career
DJing since 2003 — ten years in Australia, and here in Ohio ever since. Before that, radio DJ, recording studio tech and karaoke host. That’s where the three-continents figure above comes from, and I don’t know another DJ competing for your date who can say the same.
You are not being assigned a different DJ
Larger companies sell you a package and tell you later which of their DJs turns up. I’m the person you email, the person who plans your night with you, and the person behind the decks on the day. Same person, start to finish.
Build the package, don't pick a tier
Most companies hand you five or six fixed packages and let you work out which one you dislike least. Want one feature? Buy the whole tier it’s bundled into, and pay for everything else in there too. I do the opposite.
1. Start from a base
One base package for your kind of event — wedding, party, corporate or karaoke. That’s the night covered.
2. Add only what you want
Uplighting, ceremony microphones, a custom monogram, a second venue, subwoofers, an audio guestbook, karaoke on top of the reception. Take the ones that matter to you and leave the rest.
3. Mix and match to compare
Finish a build and the total price comes straight back, free. Change something, build it again, and compare the two side by side. Most people put together several before they settle on one, and nothing is committed until you book.
Fewer than one review in a hundred falls below five stars
Rob did an incredible job at our wedding! He went above and beyond what we asked him, which already involved hanging and lighting a spinning disco ball, MCing, and running a karaoke after party… He was also incredibly helpful in the planning process, always available when we needed him and giving us access to his planning forms, which were super useful.
We were debating back and forth on the value of a DJ and then we met Robert and our mind was made… Between a very coordinated ceremony and a dance party to go all night, we had the best day ever.
His website was very helpful prior to the event for organizing the night. He is exceptionally professional, knew how to read the room with timing of music and genre, he’s a great MC… Highly recommend the added lighting packages and karaoke which really made the night a lot of fun and special.
He put the timeline into play perfectly. My wife and I could not have had a better time and Rob was a huge part of it. He was fun, professional, and absolutely crushed it. The dance floor was packed all night.
The part of the night nobody else offers you
I came to this from radio, a recording studio and years of hosting karaoke. It’s a show I run, not a machine I switch on and walk away from.
Guests request from their own phones
No paper slips, no line at the front. I put a show code up on the screen, your guests type it in with their name, and they search the whole catalog from their seats — across a lot of different karaoke brands, so most songs come back with several versions to pick from. They send it over and I work them into the rotation, so the same three people don’t take over the night. They can leave a note too, like “I’m singing with Debbie.”
Three ways to book it
As a karaoke party in its own right, as a series of shows for a venue, or added on to a wedding reception or private party once the formal part of the night is done.
Start with the date
It’s the one question that decides everything else, and it takes a second to answer. Take a look at the calendar — no details, no form, nothing to fill in.
Questions before you get that far? Email info@yomyprodj.co and I’ll answer them myself.