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Christmas Party
DJ for Your Christmas Party
The evening people are still talking about in January. Music, sound, lighting and the right moment for the management’s speech – all from a single source.

Briefly answered
When should you book a DJ for a company Christmas party?
As early as possible – specifically, 6 to 9 months in advance. The Fridays and Saturdays between November 28 and December 20 form the tightest booking window of the year in the event industry.
Many of these dates are already taken by spring. Anyone inquiring in September is no longer choosing between providers, but taking whatever is left. If your date isn’t fixed yet: request two or three possible dates at once – that considerably improves your chances of landing your preferred provider.
The Arc of the Evening
The Christmas party is the most honest date on the corporate calendar
It’s the one evening of the year when departments genuinely talk to each other. No meeting room, no agenda – sales sits next to accounting, and management stands at the cocktail table. That’s exactly why it’s so frustrating when the evening falls flat because of the music.
- Arrival & WelcomeCalm, warm music at conversation volume. Guests should settle in, not be caught off guard.
- DinnerAmbient and lounge sound, deliberately understated. The sound of conversation stays the room’s main sound.
- Formal ProgrammeSpeech, year in review, honours, anniversaries. Redundant wireless mics, a soundcheck with every speaker, video cues on point.
- The TransitionThe most important moment of the evening: music that draws people from the table without anyone feeling like the first one out there.
- PartyCross-generational: 80s and 90s, current charts, German classics, funk and disco – mixed so the dance floor never empties in between.
- Peak & FinaleOn request with a saxophonist as a live highlight. Then an ending that actually sounds like one.
Services
What’s included
All packages include setup, rigging and teardown. Add-on services can be freely combined.
- Professional DJ equipment and sound for 50 to 5,000 guests
- Musical accompaniment for arrival, dinner, speeches and award moments
- Redundant wireless microphones for management and hosting
- Dance floor lighting – from atmospheric to full club vibe
- Room lighting in warm winter tones or your corporate colours
- Optional: DJ with saxophonist as a live moment
- Optional: photo booth – experience shows it’s the most popular add-on at Christmas parties
- Extension past midnight always possible
Formats
Formats DJonas covers
Evening dinner with party
Menu, speeches, dance floor. The most common format – and the one where the transition from dinner to party decides the whole evening.
Wintery get-together
Finger food, cocktail tables, music as ambience, no classic dance floor. Demanding when it comes to volume management.
Staff party with several hundred guests
Multiple areas, multi-zone sound coverage, stage sound for speeches and honours.
Department or team celebration
Smaller groups, an intimate setting, compact setup with short build times.
Christmas reception for clients & partners
Upscale setting, live sax at the reception, understated sound, a clearly defined time window.
Year-end meeting + celebration
Presentation-ready technology by day, party by night – one setup, two events.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the DJ play at a Christmas party?
Do I need to provide a music list?
Will Christmas music be played?
Can the Christmas party be held outdoors?
How many guests can be accommodated?
Celebrate the season. Feel the beat.
Impression
What an evening looks like
A few unedited moments from real nights – sound stays off until you press play.
Kontakt
Your date.
Our answer in 24 hours.
Tell us the date, location and type of event. You’ll get an honest reply on availability and a quote that fits your event – no obligation.
