Simple, upfront pricing.
Wedding packages are priced by coverage. Corporate quotes account for format, room count, guest count, and production needs. Setup, soundcheck, and breakdown are planned around the event window.
Wedding packages
Choose based on where Golden Date enters the day. Pricing mainly shifts for added coverage, multiple sound locations, travel, or unusual venue logistics.
Dancing Only
$1,500
Dancing portion plus traditions in between. Approx. 4 hours of event coverage.
Best for
Best when ceremony, cocktails, and dinner are already handled, and you need the party hosted cleanly.
Full sound, DJ, and dance lighting
Dance-floor set and core traditions
1 performance setup
Reception + Dancing
$2,000
Dinner through end of night. Approx. 5 hours of event coverage.
Best for
Best for one-room receptions where dinner, speeches, traditions, and dancing all happen together.
Dinner music that sets up the party
Clean hosting through speeches and traditions
Dance-floor sound and lighting
1–2 performance setups
Cocktail + Reception + Dancing
$2,500
Cocktail hour through end of night. Approx. 7 hours of event coverage.
Best for
Best when guests move from arrival drinks into dinner and dancing, with music bridging the room changes.
Cocktail hour sound and background music
Pre-recorded mix option for smooth transitions
Full reception DJ and hosting with lighting
1–3 performance setups
Full Wedding Coverage
$3,000
Ceremony through end of night. Approx. 8 hours of event coverage.
Best for
Best when the ceremony needs mics and music cues, or the day moves across multiple sound locations.
Ceremony sound and wireless mics
Processional and recessional music cues
Cocktail hour, full reception DJ and hosting with lighting
2–4 performance setups
Not sure which package fits? Send the date, city, venue, and which parts of the day need sound. Golden Date will map the coverage and setup count before contract.
Ask which package fitsCorporate events are custom quoted
Holiday parties, launches, offsites, team events, and client-facing events are scoped to the actual event window plus the production needed around it.