Nevada Mobile DJ Wedding Packages

All of our Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages staff exercises professionalism in every aspect of our entertainment services. Our primary mission is to provide excellent wedding DJ service Reno, mobile DJ wedding Lake Tahoe, and Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages.Over the years, Coyote Entertainment has hosted every kind of event, from corporate parties, weddings, mitzvahs, and fund raisers providing quality Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages. There are also many talented DJ's to choose from and all of our employee's are professional, organized and prepared.

Coyote Entertainment works freely with your Caterer, Photographer and Videographer to make certain that your event runs smoothly.Coyote Entertainment has been providing Northern Nevada and Sacramento wedding DJ service Reno, mobile DJ wedding Lake Tahoe, and Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages for more than 20 years.Coyote Entertainment makes music easy and economical for weddings and parties of all kinds. With our Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages, Coyote Entertainment can promise that you and your guests will have a memorable and exciting time.

Coyote Entertainment will provide the music you want at a price that is very affordable.In addition to the Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages we offer you, Coyote Entertainment also specializes in lighting, so that your event has the atmosphere that you desire. Owned & operated by Bill Mott, a local radio personality at KTHX 100.1 FM & KJZZ 92.1 FM, Coyote Entertainment guarantees that with our Nevada mobile DJ wedding packages , your party will surely by more fun and exciting. Coyote Entertainment takes pride in the following :

• $ 150.00 per hour (for the first three hours)


• $125.00 per hour (for each additional hour)


• no setup or takedown charges


• no travel charges for the Reno, Tahoe, Truckee or
  Gardnerville areas


• For areas further out, a modest fee of $1.00 per mile one way from Carson City is charged, but in all cases, the first 30 miles will be free

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