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Weddings · Quinceañeras · Sweet 16s · Corporate

Atlanta's bilingual wedding DJ

900+ celebrations. 14 years. One packed dance floor. I MC in English and Spanish, so both sides of the family hear the night in their language.

Fully bilingual night — every announcement in English and Spanish

900+ events 14 years 5.0 ★ rated One event per day

No pressure and no obligation. I answer the same day you write — (616) 427-2201.

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Cesar Isabel, DJ Delaroc, performing at a wedding reception in a blue suit, one hand on the controller
Cesar Isabel — DJ DelarocDJ + bilingual MC, start to finish
900+ Celebrations 14 Years 5-Star Rated EN / ES Bilingual MC RCF + QSC Pro sound

Every package

The same backbone, no matter which package you pick

I MC in English and Spanish. Your first dance and parent dance get cut exactly the way you want them. You get the planning portal with your timeline and your must-play and do-not-play lists. I answer the same day. And I bring two controllers and a full backup rig, so the music does not stop if a piece of gear quits.

Bilingual MC

Introductions, announcements, and crowd work in English and Spanish, all night.

Custom dance edits

First-dance and parent-dance songs cut to the exact spot you want.

Planning portal

Your timeline, must-play and do-not-play lists, all in one place before the day.

Same-day replies

You hear back from me personally the same day. No runaround, no waiting a week.

Backup gear on site

Two controllers, RCF mains and a QSC sub. If something quits, the music doesn't.

Reviews

5.0 on The Knot & WeddingWire. 100% recommend on Facebook.

Real words from real clients — tap through to read them where they were posted.

★★★★★
“DJ Delaroc is one of the few DJs that will keep the people on the dance floor at all times! He DJ'd my wedding and did a tremendous job!”
Ceddy Urameshi — Wedding client
★★★★★
“DJ Delaroc had my daughter's sweet 16 party so lit. He made sure to keep us on our feet all night!”
Missy Hart — Sweet 16 client
★★★★★
Rated 5.0 on The Knot and WeddingWire, and recommended by every Facebook reviewer to date — 10 out of 10.
Across The Knot, WeddingWire & Facebook
Wedding guests dancing and celebrating during a high-energy reception set

Hora Loca · Crazy Hour

The 20 minutes your guests talk about for years

Props come out, the lights change, and the floor goes from full to everybody. I run the Crazy Hour as its own set — high-energy Latin and party records back to back, MC'd in both languages so nobody is standing on the edge wondering what's happening.

Add it to any package, or it's already built into Ultimate.

Hora Loca add-on — $250

Packages & pricing

Straight prices. No “DM for a quote.”

Three packages, priced in the open. Pick by hours and what your night needs — everything above is already included in all three.

Essential

4 hours

$695

The reception, done right: sound, mics, lights, and a DJ who reads the room.

  • MC in English and Spanish
  • First-dance & parent-dance edits, cut your way
  • Online planning portal with your timeline
  • Must-play and do-not-play lists
  • Same-day replies
  • Backup gear on site, always
  • Two controllers, RCF mains + QSC sub

Ultimate

8 hours

$1,995

Ceremony through last dance, with the Crazy Hour, smoke, and uplighting built in.

  • Everything in Essential
  • Crazy Hour (Hora Loca) with props & smoke machine
  • Uplighting for the room
  • Surprise dance mix built for your crowd
$1,195 vs. about $2,100

The math, plain: Signature is $1,195 for six hours with the MC, the ceremony and cocktail sound, and the photo booth. A typical competitor quotes $1,500 for the DJ and MC alone, then $250 for ceremony sound and $350 for a photo booth. That lands near $2,100 for the same night.

Hora Loca · $250 Photo booth · $350 360 booth · $600 Uplighting · $300 Fog · $100 Extra hour · $175

What I play

One DJ for the whole celebration calendar

Couple sharing their first dance under a crystal chandelier while guests watch

Weddings

Ceremony, cocktail hour, and reception. Bilingual introductions and announcements, custom first-dance edits, and a floor that stays full.

Guests dancing together on a packed wedding dance floor

Quinceañeras

Vals, brindis, and baile sorpresa handled right, with the family addressed in Spanish and the party kept moving for every generation.

Young guests dancing with their hands up at a sweet 16 party

Sweet 16s & birthdays

Clean edits, current music, and enough classics that the parents end up dancing too. Requests handled live, all night.

Elegant reception room set for a corporate gala dinner

Corporate & private

Holiday parties, expos, and company events. Professional setup, wireless mics for speakers, and music that fits the room.

Portrait of Cesar Isabel, DJ Delaroc

About Cesar

I'm Cesar. I DJ and I MC — in both languages.

What began as a childhood love for music — my mother gave me my first speakers and a tape player when I was 8 — became a calling in college, when a favor at a campus party turned into the thing I was meant to do.

Fourteen years and 900+ celebrations later, the job is the same: know the room, play the right record at the right minute, and keep both families on the floor. I MC in English and Spanish, and the nights I do best are the ones where two cultures share one dance floor.

I take one event per day. Your date gets all of me — the planning, the setup, and the last dance.

900+Celebrations
14Years DJing
5.0Knot / WeddingWire
1Event per day

The rig: RCF ART 912-A mains, QSC KS112 sub, two controllers (Roland 707M + Pioneer), 10 wireless uplights, wireless handheld and lapel mics, fog, and a lighted booth facade — scaled to your room, with backup gear on site.

Booking

Three steps, and your date is held

1

Check your date

Free 30-minute consultation. We talk through your venue, your crowd, and which package fits. No pressure to book on the call.

2

Agreement + deposit

A signed service agreement and your deposit through Square hold the date. One event per day — once it's yours, it's yours.

3

Plan it, then party

You get the planning portal for your timeline and song lists. I coordinate with your venue and planner, arrive early, and run the night.

Free consultation

Check your date

Tell me about the night and I'll confirm availability personally — usually within a couple of hours, always the same day. Prefer to book the consult directly? Use the Square booking page.

  • One event per day — your date gets all of me
  • Serving venues within about a 90-minute drive
  • Free 30-minute consult, English or Spanish

Or reach me directly: (616) 427-2201 · djdelaroc@gmail.com

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FAQ

Questions couples actually ask

Do you MC in Spanish?+
Yes — fully bilingual. I run the full event in both languages: introductions, announcements, and crowd work, so English- and Spanish-speaking guests stay in the moment. For quinceañeras that includes the vals, brindis, and baile sorpresa.
How much does a wedding DJ cost around Atlanta?+
Professional wedding DJs in this market typically charge $1,200–$2,500. My packages run $695 (Essential) to $1,995 (Ultimate). The most-booked one, Signature, is $1,195 for six hours — and it includes the ceremony sound and photo booth that most DJs charge extra for.
Do you travel?+
Yes — about a 90-minute drive from my base in Lawrenceville covers most of metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Past 50 miles the travel fee is $0.75 a mile, agreed in writing before I confirm.
How do we reserve our date?+
Start with the free consultation. If we're a fit, a signed agreement and a deposit through Square hold your date. I take one event per day, so once it's held, nobody else can book it.
Can we pick the music?+
Yes. You get a planning portal with your timeline and must-play / do-not-play lists, and we go over them before the day. Your first-dance and parent-dance edits are cut to the exact version and timing you want.
What if your equipment fails?+
I bring two controllers and a full backup rig to every event — RCF mains and a QSC sub are the main system. If a piece of gear quits, the music keeps playing.
What is Hora Loca?+
The Crazy Hour: props, lights, and a nonstop run of high-energy Latin and party records that pulls every generation onto the floor at once. It's a $250 add-on to any package, and it's built into Ultimate.
When should we book?+
Peak Saturdays go first, and I only take one event per day. If your date is set, check it now — the consultation is free and there's no obligation.

Rooms I've played

Venues where I've worked the floor

The Wimbish HouseMontaluce WineryFour Seasons AtlantaKoury Farms2425 Warehouse at 9 Oaks FarmBiltmore BallroomsRays on the RiverTaylor EstateThe Oakley on the LakeWaterfall ClubThe Metropolitan Club…and rooms across metro Atlanta