Best Wedding DJs in Austin (2026)

The title is the search. This is not a claim that any of these acts is the best DJ in Austin. It is a list of five wedding DJ options a buyer can check without a sales call, ordered by how much of the booking is already on a public page.

How this list was ordered

Pages were read on October 12, 2026. A name had to be a DJ business with its own site, taking Austin weddings, and saying what the booking covers. Star counts were not added up. Cheapest was not first. Every dollar figure below is from that company's page. None of them are a quote from Jordan Miller.

Jordan is on the list because this is his site. He is second, not first. Toast is first because a planner can read the Austin packages, the hours, and the fact that more than one DJ works under the company. A Jordan Miller wedding is quoted per date.

1. Toast Entertainment

Toast's Austin page says the company was founded there in 2010 by Walter McClellan. The same page lists three DJ packages. Essential starts at $995 for up to four hours of DJ and MC. Platinum starts at $1,795. Diamond starts at $2,495 and adds a photo booth. Toast also sells photography and video, so a planner who wants one vendor for more than music has that option on the site.

Phone on the Austin page: (512) 815-2955. Their page also says Knot Hall of Fame. That is their wording, not a score this list calculated.

This is the right first call when you want a published menu and a company that will match you with a DJ. It is a weaker fit when you already know you want one specific artist and a Country EDM set.

2. Jordan Miller

Jordan lives in Austin, so a wedding in town or in the Hill Country is a local date. The quote does not include a flight. Coverage can be the ceremony, cocktail hour, the reception, or the afterparty, booked together or on their own. Solo is Jordan on DJ. Mixmode adds Kristian Cruz on live electric guitar and needs a bit more stage.

The Austin shows a buyer can check on this site are the Boots N' Beats dates at WTF Sporting Club on March 1, 2025 and Far Out Lounge on November 14, 2025. Wedding prices are not guessed from those public shows.

Pricing is quoted per date; send the date and venue for a quote. A quote can cover a solo reception, ceremony plus reception, an afterparty, or Mixmode versus solo, and it says what that date includes.

Start at the wedding DJ page, send the date, or read what an Austin wedding DJ quote depends on.

3. Austin's Best DJs & Photo Booths

The pricing page lists Jason Alexander Rubio as founder and gives the address 1401 Lavaca Street #58, Austin, TX 78701. It says the company has been in the Central Texas wedding scene for 14 years. Three wedding tiers are printed: The Austin Standard at $1,495, The Violet Crown at $2,495, and The 360 Experience at $3,995. The Violet Crown writeup says it is a 6-hour package and adds ceremony audio. The Austin Standard writeup says it is 4 hours and is aimed at the reception.

The same pricing page lists brand activations and product launches under corporate work, with an Executive Standard starting at $1,495 for 4 hours. Call or text on the page: 210-901-8935.

Their page also cites review totals and a zero-failure guarantee. Those lines were not re-counted for this list.

4. Vibe & Vision Productions

The wedding page is vvproductionsatx.com, phone (512) 522-1798. Read the packages before you compare the $500 number. The Starter, at $500, is a sound-only setup with a sound tech managing a playlist. The Igniter, at $895, is the 4-hour DJ package, and ceremony sound on that tier is an extra $350. The Blaze, at $1,895, is 5 hours with ceremony and cocktail sound included, and the page says you choose your VVP DJ.

The page says they travel to Dripping Springs, Wimberley, Fredericksburg, and San Marcos, and that travel fees apply. It also calls the team Austin's 2025 ILEA award-winning DJ team. Ask them for the award if that is part of your decision. It was not independently checked here.

5. Premier Entertainment Group

Premier's public homepage, premieraustindjs.com, covers weddings, corporate and social events, a photo booth, and musicians with a DJ. The phone on the page is 512-956-8734. The homepage does not list a starting price, so this entry cannot quote one without inventing it. Their own line is that the team is often considered entertainment directors rather than only DJs.

Use them when you want an Austin company that will also talk about lighting, a photo booth, or a live player add-on, and you are fine getting the number by email.

What this list leaves out

Bands are a different hire. Clubs and one-off party DJs with no wedding page were left off. A WeddingWire profile alone was not enough, because the point was a site the buyer can read.

If the date is inside a Formula 1, SXSW, or ACL weekend, ask earlier than a normal Saturday. Those weeks fill first, including for weddings. The F1 and SXSW page says what is and is not an official booking.