Everything You Asked

Lavish Entertainment wedding packages run from $500 for ceremony-only sound to $3,900 for the Ultimate Wedding Experience. Reception Only is $1,200, the Essential full-day package is $1,700, and the most-booked Signature package is $2,400 and includes MC service, a ten-fixture lighting system and haze. Every package runs through to 1am.

All wedding packages run through to 1am. Any hour beyond that is $100, arranged in advance and subject to your venue’s curfew.

MC service is included in the Signature ($2,400) and Ultimate ($3,900) packages. On the Ceremony Only, Reception Only and Essential packages it is a $200 add-on. It is worth deciding early, because announcements and introductions shape the whole reception timeline.

Corporate events, galas, birthdays and anniversaries are quoted individually, because the room, the running order and the equipment needed vary far more than they do for weddings. Get in touch with your date and venue and you will have a written quote back within 24 hours.

A deposit reserves your date the moment you book. The remaining balance is due 14 days before the event, and the deposit is fully refundable within 7 days of booking.

Yes. Every booking includes a planning form for must-plays, do-not-plays, and special dances. From there, live reads of the room fill in the rest of the night.

Travel within 50 kilometres is included, which covers the entire Niagara Region. Beyond that a travel fee is quoted with your booking — just note the venue in your inquiry.

Every critical piece of gear — mixer, speakers, microphones, laptop — travels with a backup. In ten years, no event has stopped for a technical failure.

Yes, fully insured with liability coverage. Certificates of insurance are available for any venue that requires one, which most Niagara banquet halls and wineries do.

Most couples book 9 to 14 months out. Peak Niagara dates — Saturdays from June through September, and any long weekend — go first, often more than a year ahead.