DJ Service
Let the party you’ve planned reach its full potential.
Build the Momentum.
- The energy can fall flat
- The pacing can drag
- Dinner can run long
- Even great songs can land at the wrong time
Your guests shouldn’t be watching the clock or wondering what happens next. And you shouldn’t have to conduct the night yourself. You should get to be right in the middle of it.
Even the best ingredients need the right mix
Your vision is bigger than a dance floor
We'll conduct the experience
You know what you want your night to feel like; the songs, the traditions, the atmosphere. We want to know that as deeply as you do. Our job is to learn those pieces before the wedding and then help them come together in the greatest way possible as the reception unfolds.
We watch the room, build the momentum, and anticipate what it needs. It’s like listening to a song with a killer intro that keeps building toward the beat drop. Rush it, and the moment doesn’t hit as hard. Wait too long, and people lose interest.
But through it all, your vision stays at the center. We just help keep all the moving pieces working together so you can stay in the middle of the experience instead of managing it.
Bring the music
How we build the momentum
The best dance floors start long before the first song
Before we can read the room, we need to understand what you want the room to feel like.
We learn your music, your people, your traditions, your timeline, and your expectations for the party. The better we understand your vision beforehand, the better decisions we can make once the night starts moving.
01 | KNOW THE NIGHT BEFORE IT STARTS
The experience starts before anyone reaches the dance floor.
The music playing during dinner, the lighting in the room, the volume, the energy, and the way everything feels when guests walk in all start telling them what kind of night they’re about to have.
The party doesn’t suddenly begin at open dancing. We’re already building it.
02 | SET THE ATMOSPHERE
The grand entrance is one of the biggest tone-setting moments of the reception.
This is where we warm up the room, get your guests engaged, and make it clear: the celebration starts now.
A strong MC doesn’t just announce names. They know how to get the room ready to respond before you ever walk through the door.
03 | START THE NIGHT STRONG
From there, we’re constantly watching what’s happening.
Maybe speeches need to move up because dinner finished early. Maybe everyone is having a great time visiting and you want another fifteen minutes before the next event. Maybe a sentimental moment needs room to breathe.
And when we introduce the cake cutting, special dances, speeches, or another tradition, we’re not just reading an announcement and going quiet again. We keep your guests involved in the celebration- cheering, reacting, and carrying the energy from one moment into the next.
04 | KEEP THE ROOM MOVING
Sometimes the room is ready and all we need to do is hit play.
Sometimes it needs a little help with a great transition, some interaction, a simple line dance, an anniversary dance, or another way to get everyone moving together.
But if we’ve done the rest of the night well, we shouldn’t be trying to manufacture energy from nothing when open dancing starts. We’ve been building toward it all night.
The dance floor should feel like the next thing everyone already wanted to do.
05 | MAKE THE DANCE FLOOR FEEL INEVITABLE
Meet the Team
jason
Rick
lauren
Wyatt
Taylor
JC
Taylor is STM’s longest running DJ, timeline guru, and someone who definitely doesn’t get jealous when he’s not the funniest person in the room. He got his start hauling amps for garage bands and running sound anywhere someone would hand him a guitar. His first “official” DJ gig came at sixteen for $50—which was $50 more than he had ever made in a band. Years later, the friend who connected him to that wedding married Taylor’s sister, and together they started Save This Memory. When he’s not behind the booth, he’s usually building LEGOs with his kids or adding another button-up Star Wars shirt to his collection. One bride once described his style as “classy but a little bit flashy,” and he’s happily kept the title.
As a DJ, Taylor focuses on understanding what each couple wants their night to feel like—the music, the people, the traditions, and the kind of party they’re imagining. Once the reception starts, he watches how it all comes together, building energy when the room needs it, letting meaningful moments breathe, and knowing when to get out of the way and let the party happen. If he’s doing his job right, the couple isn’t thinking about the timeline or wondering what happens next. They’re right in the middle of the party they planned.
BIO
DJ Taylor
DJ Style
Timeline Wingman • Crowd Activator • Guaranteed Guest Involvement
Playlist philosophy
The songs that get everyone to the dance floor are the ones that everybody sings along to, with a hint of guilty pleasures.
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Rick's known for bringing an upbeat, playful energy to the room while keeping the night organized and moving. His MC style leans into light comedic relief—enough to keep guests comfortable and engaged without making himself the center of attention. Music has always been part of his life, and by day he’s a professional recording artist. His DJ origin story still makes him laugh: when someone described the job as “play their special songs and get people dancing,” his first thought was, “Wait...so I don’t even have to sing or play guitar?” Once he learned that was supposedly the easy part, he was officially in.
That musical background still shapes how he approaches weddings. The special songs matter, but so do the pacing, transitions, and all the moments that build toward the dance floor. He pays attention to what the room needs, keeps things moving without overcomplicating them, and helps couples feel relaxed enough to stay in the middle of their own celebration. After the party, his routine is considerably less energetic: comfy clothes, the couch, Netflix, and whatever late-night snacks survived the night.
BIO
DJ Rick
DJ Style
Comedic Relief • Effortlessly Upbeat • Your new best friend
Playlist philosophy
Take the best party starters, mix in some throwback classics, and a pinch of curveballs to bring everyone together.
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Wyatt never planned on becoming a wedding DJ—it happened almost by accident. While attending Grand Canyon University, he and his friends organized “Sober Celebrations,” creating spaces where people could connect and have fun through music. One Halloween party led to his first wedding, then a homecoming dance, and before long he realized he had found something he genuinely loved. For him, music has always been about connection—the way one song can instantly bring you back to a person, a place, or a moment.
That’s still what drives the way he DJs weddings today. He pays attention to the people in the room, builds energy as the night unfolds, and knows when the right song can turn a great moment into one everyone joins. His goal is to help couples feel supported while giving their guests a night that feels connected, personal, and completely theirs. When he’s not behind the booth, you’ll find him leading worship at his church, preaching, brewing coffee, traveling, hiking, lifting, or hunting for his next great thrift-store find.
BIO
DJ Wyatt
DJ Style
Crowd Catalyst • Engagement Expert • Party Ignitor
Playlist philosophy
A good song, is a good song, as long as it's got a great beat.
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Jason has always believed the right music does more than fill a room—it changes how the room feels. As a guitarist, he’s always paid attention not just to the song, but to the exact moment inside it: the beat drop, the guitar riff, the drum solo you want to hear again. Growing up around Spanish culture, quinceañeras, and family celebrations in Mexico also taught him early how powerfully music can bring people together. That combination shapes the way he DJs today: laid-back, observant, and always paying attention to what the room needs next.
Jason’s calm, go-with-the-flow personality makes him especially good at adapting when the night takes an unexpected turn. He knows when to build the energy, when to let a moment breathe, and how to keep things moving without making the experience feel forced. Outside of weddings, he’s usually gaming with friends, checking out concerts, grabbing Korean BBQ, or nerding out over F1 racing, car events, and drift shows. His goal is simple: help the night feel natural, connected, and completely in step with the celebration the couple planned.
BIO
DJ Jason
DJ Style
Tone-driven • Culture-rooted • Calm, controlled energy
Playlist philosophy
Match the song with the right emotion and the dance floor will take care of itself.
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Lauren brings a fun, feel-good energy that helps people relax, smile, and actually enjoy being in the moment. She’s especially tuned in to nerves and emotions early in the planning process, which helps her understand how to support the couple and the people around them before the party ever ramps up. She’ll hype up the wedding party, cheer on the toast-makers, and help the room feel comfortable and connected—but she also knows when the best move is to stay quiet and let a moment happen. Couples have described her as, “I’m not like a regular DJ, I’m like a cool DJ” (shoutout Mean Girls), which feels pretty on-brand.
Once the reception is moving, Lauren knows how to build energy without forcing it. She loves a full dance floor, but her goal is bigger than that: keep the night feeling easy, joyful, and true to the couple who planned it. Outside of weddings, she’s the fun friend who can’t cook but will absolutely bring the Diet Coke and the party. She’s a proud clothes collector, skincare lover, and someone who genuinely feels lucky to get paid to celebrate with people.
BIO
DJ Lauren
DJ Style
Hype Pilot • Supportive Energy • Genuine Connections
Playlist philosophy
Feel the beat, not the formula. The best music and energy brings about the best form of healing.
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JC is an Arizona native with more than 10 years behind the DJ booth and 300+ weddings and events under his belt. From backyard celebrations to packed dance floors and events at Chase Field, he’s learned that no two rooms respond the same way. He grew up on a farm and somehow traded pigs and Wranglers for a suit and a microphone, but the part he enjoys most hasn’t changed: connecting with people, keeping things organized, and helping everyone feel comfortable enough to celebrate.
That experience shows up in the way JC approaches every reception. He pays attention to the couple, the crowd, and the energy they want to create, then adjusts as the night unfolds. Whether he’s keeping the timeline moving, building momentum on the dance floor, or handling something unexpected behind the scenes, his goal is to make sure the couple never feels like they have to manage the party themselves. The spotlight stays where it belongs—on the people being celebrated.
BIO
DJ JC
DJ Style
Crowd Pleaser • Best Friend Energy • Party Starter
Playlist philosophy
Give me high-energy party anthems, crowd sing-alongs, and songs that make people say, "I haven't heard this in forever!"
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Step 1: Explore your DJ Options
CORE PACKAGE +
1 additional hour
upgraded dance lighting
monogram mirror DJ booth
FREE pick one special effect
(cold sparks, cloud effect, CO2 Cannon, or monogram light)
DJ/MC
6hrs of coverage
ceremony & reception set up
wireless handheld and lapel mics
basic dance lighting
uplighting package
$2,000
Core memory package
+$1,000
collective memory package
Step 2:
Cue the beat drop
A great reception depends on more than the playlist. It’s the planning before the wedding, the atmosphere in the room, the way each moment is introduced, the timing between events, and the decisions made as the night unfolds.
Our DJs learn your vision, your people, your music, and the traditions that matter to you before the wedding ever starts. Then, once the reception is live, we use that plan as the foundation—not a script.
We MC the night, manage transitions, watch the room, build momentum, and adjust when the experience calls for it. Sometimes that means keeping the timeline moving. Sometimes it means giving a great moment more room. Sometimes it means knowing the room is ready and getting out of the way.
The goal is simple: help all the pieces you planned work together so your party can reach its full potential.
5. Are your DJs really interactive?
4. Will our DJ take requests from guests?
3. What if the reception isn't following the timeline exactly?
2. Is the DJ also responsible for keeping the reception moving?
Think of it as giving us the ingredients rather than having to write the entire recipe. We'll learn what you love, what you don't, the songs and traditions that matter to you and the kind of reception you want to create. Then, once the room is full, your DJ has another important source of information: your guests. The goal is to protect your vision while having enough freedom to respond to the actual experience happening in front of us.
1. Do we choose all the music, or does the DJ?
5. Are your DJs really interactive?
4. Will our DJ take requests from guests?
3. What if the reception isn't following the timeline exactly?
100%! We see the DJ as much more than the person choosing the next song.
A reception is a live experience. Toasts, dances, announcements, traditions, dinner and open dancing all affect one another.
Your DJ watches how those pieces are actually unfolding and helps protect the momentum of the night so you don't have to spend your reception wondering what happens next.
2. Is the DJ also responsible for keeping the reception moving?
1. Do we choose all the music, or does the DJ?
5. Are your DJs really interactive?
4. Will our DJ take requests from guests?
3. What if the reception isn't following the timeline exactly?
That can be more normal than couple's realize.
A timeline gives everyone a plan. It shouldn't stop everyone from paying attention to what's actually happening. If your guests are having an incredible time, a meaningful moment needs another minute, or the room is clearly ready to move forward, your DJ can adjust while keeping your priorities at the center. The plan matters. So does the room.
2. Is the DJ also responsible for keeping the reception moving?
1. Do we choose all the music, or does the DJ?
5. Are your DJs really interactive?
Requests can be great information, but they aren't automatically played.
Your DJ knows the boundaries and priorities you've established and watches how the room responds throughout the night.
If a request fits the experience you're creating, great. If it pulls the reception somewhere you specifically don't want it to go, your vision wins.
4. Will our DJ take requests from guests?
3. What if the reception isn't following the timeline exactly?
2. Is the DJ also responsible for keeping the reception moving?
1. Do we choose all the music, or does the DJ?
When the reception calls for it.
We're not interested in making the DJ the star of your wedding, but we're also not going to hide behind the booth when the room needs leadership.
We'll make announcements, create connection, help build energy and interact when it improves the experience.
The couple is still the center of the celebration.
