Troy couples plan the way this town works — polished, on time, nothing left to guesswork. I'm DJ SKAN — for over a decade I've run big hotel ballrooms with real sound and a steady hand on the timeline. Clean audio, clear announcements, a floor that fills after dinner.
Couples in Troy tend to value the same things they value at work: reliability, a smooth run-of-show, and no surprises. You want a night that feels effortless because someone competent is quietly steering it — not a DJ who turns your reception into a bit. As your Troy wedding DJ and Master of Ceremony, my job is to protect that ease: read the room, hit every cue, keep announcements crisp, and let the energy build so you never once glance at the clock.
When you book me, you get me — not a name pulled off an agency roster and a stranger at the booth on your date. I only take one wedding per day, so from our first planning call to the last song at the Troy Marriott, your night has my full focus. Nothing is left to chance.
Troy is a town of big, well-appointed rooms, and each one asks for real gear and a professional touch. The Troy Marriott and the hotel ballrooms up and down Big Beaver are built for scale — long head tables, formal entrances, speeches that have to carry clean to the back of the room. That takes a proper PA and confident mic work, not a pair of speakers hoping for the best.
Around the Somerset corridor and out toward the country-club and estate settings in neighboring Bloomfield and Rochester, the vibe stays refined but the floor still needs to fill once dinner clears. I scout every detail ahead of time — power, load-in off the corporate-hotel docks, sightlines, sound limits — and coordinate with the venue's event team so setup is invisible and the evening simply flows. Whatever room you've booked, I've likely run one like it, and I'll walk it with you first.
This is the moment your guests came for, so the sound has to be flawless. I set discreet speakers and wireless mics so your vows reach the last row without a crackle — whether you're in a Big Beaver ballroom or under the trees at a nearby estate. I cue your processional, your first kiss, and your walk back up the aisle right on time, so every second feels intentional.
While you're off with your photographer and guests are settling in with a drink, the room still needs a pulse. I keep polished, easy music flowing — tasteful standards and warm current picks — so cocktail hour feels alive without anyone straining to talk over it. It's the smooth bridge between your ceremony and the party, and it keeps the good feelings going right up to your grand entrance.
Here's where a Troy crowd tests a DJ: guests who dressed to impress and still want to dance — without a single gimmick. I handle your grand entrance, first dance, toasts, and cake cutting with clean, confident mic work, then I open the floor and keep it full. Your must-plays get played, your do-not-plays never happen, and the mix moves generation to generation so nobody drifts back to their table. Professional all night, and still the party you were hoping for.
In a town that runs on referrals and reputation, I earn mine one well-run wedding at a time — and I never take on more than I can do right.
No bait-and-switch. The DJ you plan with is the DJ behind the booth on your day — one point of contact you can hand the whole night to.
I never double-book. Your date is mine alone, which means unhurried setup, backup gear on hand, and full focus from load-in to last song.
Big hotel rooms need a proper PA and crisp mic work. Your speeches carry clean to the back row and dinner never feels muddy or too loud.
We build your timeline together — entrances, dances, toasts, cues — so the day runs itself and you get to be a guest at your own wedding.
Two clear options, everything you need in each, and no nickel-and-diming. I coordinate closely with you, your venue and your vendors so the whole evening runs beautifully from setup to breakdown.
Ceremony & Reception
Ceremony, Cocktail Hour & Reception
Want the “wow” the moment guests walk in? Uplighting transforms a plain ballroom into your room — and in a big Troy hotel space, the right color wash is what makes the photos look editorial. Pick a scheme that matches your florals and linens. Starting at $399, it's the easiest add-on with the biggest payoff.







Yes — Troy is right in my regular coverage area. I'm a Detroit-based wedding DJ and I work Troy and the surrounding Oakland County communities often, including the hotel ballrooms along Big Beaver and venues near the Somerset corridor. There's no long-distance surcharge for weddings in the area.
I've worked hotel, ballroom and country-club rooms all through Troy and the neighboring communities. Before your date I'll confirm the specifics of your exact venue — load-in, power, sound limits and layout — and coordinate with their event team so my setup is invisible and everything runs on time.
Always. I'm an owner-operator, not an agency — the person you plan with is the person behind the booth at your wedding. I only take one wedding per date, so your night gets my full focus from setup to the last song.
That's exactly the balance Troy couples ask for. I keep dinner and cocktail hour polished and conversation-friendly with clean mic work for your speeches, then read the room and lift the energy when your guests are ready. You get a packed dance floor without a single cheesy moment.
Yes. I'm your DJ and your Master of Ceremony. I run the mic for your grand entrance, toasts, dances and cake cutting with clear, confident announcements, and I keep your timeline flowing so you and your family can relax and enjoy the day.
Prime dates — especially Saturdays from May through October — book up fast, often a year or more out, and Troy stays busy with events year-round. If your date matters, reach out early so I can hold it before someone else does.
Just outside Troy? I cover the surrounding communities too. Explore your city:
Dates go fast in wedding season. Send a quick message with your date and venue, and I'll get right back to you.