Music has always been at the heart of everything I do.

From the moment I stepped into my first music festival at the age of ten, I was captivated by the way music could bring people together, create unforgettable moments and completely transform an atmosphere. That passion quickly became an obsession, leading me to launch my first mobile disco at just 13 years old before spending my teenage years presenting live radio shows and interviewing artists including Blondie, The Maccabees, Steve Harley and Boyce Avenue.

Since then, I’ve had the privilege of performing across the UK and sharing stages with artists including S Club, East 17, Max & Harvey, Mr Tumble and Rob da Bank at Camp Bestival. Alongside my festival and event work, I’ve spent years creating unforgettable celebrations for couples, businesses and private clients, with every event approached individually.

I believe the most memorable weddings aren’t defined by the music alone, but by the atmosphere it creates and the moments people share together. Every couple, every guest list and every celebration is different, which is why I take the time to understand your vision and the atmosphere you want to create before your wedding day even arrives.

From our first planning conversation through to the final song, every detail is carefully considered. Your musical preferences, must-play songs, do-not-play list and the moments that matter most to you all form the foundation of your soundtrack.

But while thoughtful planning is essential, the best moments can’t be scripted. On the night, I DJ live, reading the room and responding to the energy on the dancefloor, allowing the celebration to evolve naturally rather than simply working through a playlist.

For me, it’s about knowing what to play, when to play it, and how to create those moments that keep your guests connected from the first song to the last.

That’s the experience I strive to create every time I step behind the decks, a celebration that feels completely personal to you, effortlessly delivered and remembered long after the last dance.