Launched in 2016, Ultra Event Group can be your one-stop shop for your next event planning in Los Angeles! From Wedding Events, Social Events to Teen Events and Might Clubs Party, Ultra Event Group covers full DJ Entertainment services. Besides, you get Photo Booths, Social Media, Lounge Furniture Décor, Plasma Displays, and more to make your event rocking.
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Entertainment production
Launched in 2016, Ultra Event Group can be your one-stop shop for your next event planning in Los Angeles! From Wedding Events, Social Events to Teen Events and Might Clubs Party, Ultra Event Group covers full DJ Entertainment services. Besides, you get Photo Booths, Social Media, Lounge Furniture Décor, Plasma Displays, and more to make your event rocking.
A strong entertainment plan should define the event flow, music direction, announcements, sound coverage, lighting needs, venue access, and backup equipment.
Best for events where music and announcements need to move together, especially weddings, mitzvahs, milestone birthdays, and formal programs.
Music briefMust-play list, do-not-play list, clean edits, cultural moments, and favorite genres.
AnnouncementsGrand entrance, blessings, speeches, cake, dances, games, and final sendoff.
TimelineCeremony, cocktail, dinner, dancing, and formalities mapped before event day.
BackupsBackup laptop, audio feed, mic plan, and venue power confirmation.
Sound system plan
Use this path when the event needs reliable audio coverage for speeches, ceremony, dining, or a larger room.
Room coverageSpeaker placement based on room shape, guest count, and sound limits.
MicrophonesWireless handheld, lavalier, podium, or officiant microphone setup.
InputsMusic playback, laptop audio, ceremony instrument, or presentation feed.
Load-inPower, cable paths, arrival time, soundcheck, and venue restrictions.
Lighting plan
Lighting should support the atmosphere of the room without competing with floral, decor, or photography.
UplightingRoom color wash, wall accents, and adjustable scenes for dinner and dancing.
Spot momentsGrand entrance, first dance, hora, speeches, and cake cutting highlights.
Photo balanceWarm tones and controlled effects that remain camera-friendly.
Venue fitFixture placement coordinated with power, room layout, and guest traffic.
Dance floor lighting plan
This option focuses on party energy after dinner, with lighting that changes as the dance floor builds.
Opening energyModerate movement for first dances, group dances, and early dance sets.
Peak danceMoving lights, color changes, and effects shaped around the music.
SafetyNo harsh beams into guests, cameras, or food service zones.
Room controlLighting scenes matched to dinner, dancing, speeches, and last song.
Event coordination plan
Useful when the DJ team will cue the room and keep the program moving alongside catering, photo, video, and venue staff.
Run-of-showFormalities, speeches, dances, meal timing, games, and transitions.
Vendor cuesCoordinate with venue, caterer, photographer, video team, and planner.
AnnouncementsClear tone for family events, corporate programs, or high-energy parties.
Problem solvingBackup music, timeline adjustments, and room-flow decisions.
Custom production plan
Use a custom plan for events with multiple spaces, ceremony audio, presentations, specialty lighting, or a longer program.
Multi-zone audioCeremony, cocktail, dinner, dance floor, and outdoor coverage.
Special momentsHora, surprise entrance, awards, karaoke, video playback, or games.
Production needsExtra microphones, lighting scenes, staging, or AV coordination.
Technical planPower, rain plan, load-in, vendor timeline, and backup equipment.
Planning Packages
Estimated service ranges
Use these ranges for early planning. Final pricing depends on event length, guest count, equipment, lighting, multiple spaces, setup time, travel, staffing, and special production needs.
Selected planning range: Essential DJ $1,200-$1,800
Event Flow Support
Program moments
Ceremony audio, processional music, and microphone checks.
Cocktail hour playlist, room transition music, and guest arrival tone.
Grand entrance, speeches, blessings, first dances, hora, cake, and sendoff.
Clean song edits, do-not-play list, cultural music, and request policy.
Vendor cues with venue, catering, photography, video, and planner teams.
