Karaoke for weddings and corporate events

Couples and wedding planners, HR and office managers, event planners, venues, and clubs or associations that hold annual celebrations.

Higher package fees for longer events, with add-ons such as lighting, custom song books, branded slides for corporate clients and travel charges.

• Confident hosting for mixed-age crowds
• Sound and equipment setup
• Clear communication with planners and venues
• Professional, reliable manner

• Music licensing for paid and corporate events: check what your song source covers, and whether the venue holds its own licences
• Commercial general liability insurance, which many venues require, sometimes with the venue named as additional insured
• Deposits and cancellation terms, since weddings are booked far ahead and dates can change
• Venue rules on load-in times, power access and sound limits
• Peak seasons: weddings cluster in summer and early autumn in much of Canada, while corporate parties peak around the holidays, so plan your cash flow
• If you hire helpers, check WCB/WSIB requirements in your province

Estimates typically run around $3,000 to $10,000, depending on the quality of your sound, lighting and setup. Larger events call for a more polished kit than private parties.

Estimated monthly revenue is typically around $1,000 to $5,000, depending on bookings and pricing. Weddings cluster in summer and early autumn in much of Canada, and corporate parties peak around the holidays, so plan cash flow.

Check music licensing for paid and corporate events and whether the venue holds its own licences. Also check liability insurance venues may require, deposit and cancellation terms, venue load-in and sound rules, and WCB/WSIB requirements if you hire helpers.