Berg Wedding DJ's And Officiants

09/01/2026

Congrats Mr & Mrs Romero
August 29th, 2026

Some video clips in the coments

08/24/2026

Congratulations Mr and Mrs Slade on a very fun and successful wedding

08/16/2026

Congrats Mr and Mrs Mayer Aug 15th, 2026

Just a couple vids we took from the DJ stage

07/21/2026

Another fun wedding on July 18th More videos in coments

07/11/2026

Dj Carlie B doing her thing at the Teague reception tonight at the Riverside Inn Boise

05/30/2026

Seeing people have fun like this is what i enjoy most about providing entertainment at weddings

Congratulations to Idaho's Newest married couple

Mr. And Mrs Elliot

We enjoyed being your DJ's sooo much, had an amazing time entertaining you and your guests.

05/19/2026

The biggest mistake couples make when building must-play lists 👇

As a wedding DJ, I completely understand why couples make huge must-play lists.

It’s your wedding.
You want to hear songs you love.
That part makes total sense.

But sometimes couples accidentally build playlists that are WAY too specific to their own personal taste.

And that can become a problem once dancing starts.

Because a wedding dance floor isn’t just about the bride & groom…

It’s about creating moments for 150+ guests at the same time.

I’ve seen must-play lists filled with super niche songs, deep cuts, slow indie tracks, or music that only a small group of people in the room actually know.

And while those songs might mean a lot personally, they don’t always translate well to a packed dance floor.

That’s why I always tell couples this:

There’s a HUGE difference between “songs you love” and “songs that work for a party.”

And honestly, the best weddings usually find a balance between the two.

You can absolutely include personal songs and unique moments…

But if the goal is keeping people dancing all night, the music also has to connect with the crowd as a whole.

Sometimes the smartest thing you can do is save certain songs for cocktail hour, dinner, or smaller moments instead of peak dancing time.

Because once the dance floor loses momentum, it can be really hard to rebuild it.

A great wedding playlist isn’t just about personal taste…

It’s about understanding how people react together in a party environment.

03/25/2026