ABOUT EDEN

It started in a garage in New Zealand.

Not on a big stage, not at a sold-out club night. Just a Sunday cookout at a mate's house, his gear set up in the garage, and the moment I realised that the right song at the right time could completely change the energy at an event.

That mate was running one of the biggest DJ services in his region. I'd spend hours playing around with his setup, learning the craft not from a textbook but from feel — from watching what made people move, what made them stop, what made them stay.

I carried that instinct with me when I made the move to Perth. And I haven't stopped building on it since.

Built differently from the start.

Most wedding DJs come up through the wedding industry. I didn't. My background is in high-level club and bar events — multi-event environments where reading a crowd isn't just a nice skill, it's survival.

That experience is rare in the wedding world, and it became my greatest edge. What it means for you is simple: your reception doesn't just have music — it has a dancefloor. A real one. The kind where your guests forget what time it is, where your grandparents are suddenly 25 again, and where you look out at the room you've been picturing for months and think yes, exactly this.

I build every set around your playlists, your preferences, and your people. The result feels less like a wedding DJ and more like the best party you've ever been to — curated entirely for you.

Scale taught me what I didn't want.

For several years I was co-owner of Envy Event Group — one of Perth's largest DJ and musician entertainment companies by volume. We handled hundreds of events a year across the city. It was an education in the industry like no other.

But volume has a shadow side. When a business is built on throughput, events start to look the same. The couple in June gets the same approach as the couple in October. The magic starts to feel manufactured.

In March 2025 I made the decision to sell my shares and step away.

Not because I was done with weddings — because I wasn't willing to be done with caring about them.

Eden The DJ Guy exists for one reason: to treat every event as its own standalone project. No templates. No rinse and repeat. Just a deep, focused commitment to you, your people, and the night you've been imagining.

13 years. Hundreds of weddings. A few legendary saves.

I've been part of some of Perth's most beautiful celebrations — from intimate garden ceremonies to grand ballroom receptions across the city's most iconic venues.

I've also been the DJ that showed up when someone else didn't. Over the years I've been called in as a last-minute replacement for over a dozen Perth weddings — arriving on-site within the hour after a distress call, setting up, and delivering a night the couple had no idea could still be saved.

I don't say that to be dramatic. I say it because reliability isn't a bonus in this industry — it's everything.

My favourite moment at every wedding.

It's not the first dance. It's not the drop that gets the whole room up.

It's the moment I look out and see the oldest guests on the floor — eyes closed, completely transported, dancing like they're young adults again. That's when I know we've got it right.

A close second is watching the couple themselves look out at their dancefloor and see the vision they had for their night being completely, fully realised.

That feeling never gets old. Thirteen years in and it still drives everything I do.

Beyond the decks.

Away from the music I hold a black belt in karate, train across several other martial arts, and have spent the last 12 years coaching youth basketball.

There's a common thread through all of it — whether it's on the mat, the court, or behind the decks, everything comes down to discipline, reading the moment, and showing up fully for the people in front of you.

That's how I approach every event I'm trusted with.

Let's talk about your day.

If you're looking for a wedding DJ who'll treat your reception like the headline event it is — not just another Saturday night — I'd love to hear from you.