Aryan was an amazing DJ for our engagement party! He did such a great job keeping everyone hyped and the energy going all night. The dance floor was packed pretty much the entire night, and so many of our guests were complimenting the music and DJ.
He played a great mix of Farsi, Hebrew, and English music and did a really good job switching between everything. He knew exactly what to play to keep everyone dancing and having a good time. The energy was honestly perfect and made the party so much more fun.
He was also really easy to work with and very professional. Our engagement party turned out so good, and I definitely think the DJ had a big part in that. We had so many people tell us afterward how much they enjoyed the music and how fun the party was.
I would 100% recommend him to anyone looking for a DJ. He kept everyone dancing and made sure the energy stayed up the whole night. Couldn't have asked for a better DJ for our engagement party!
Multicultural Wedding DJ · Los Angeles
Two families, two catalogs, one dance floor.
When more than one culture and several generations share the room, the music has to keep everyone dancing. We blend Persian, Israeli and Jewish, Armenian, Arabic, Lebanese, Greek, Russian, and American sets — plus today's Afro House and open-format sound — with DJ, MC, intelligent lighting, LED walls, and effects owned and run by one team since 2009.
Where most DJs lose the floor
A multicultural wedding lives or dies on the transitions — Persian pop into a Hora into Top 40, or an Armenian kef set into an international hit, without the energy dropping in between. That's the exact moment most DJs fumble, and it's where a company that actually knows each catalog shows. We've produced Persian, Persian-Jewish, Israeli, Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jewish, Russian-Jewish, Armenian, Arabic, Lebanese, Greek, and American celebrations across Los Angeles since 2009, so a wedding that combines two of them is familiar ground, not a first attempt. Within Jewish weddings alone the range is wide: Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Mizrahi, Persian-Jewish, and Israeli families often want different music at the center of the floor and celebrate the hora and simcha differently — so we ask about your community rather than assume. Read our Sephardic wedding traditions and music guide.
Two sets of traditions, one plan
An Aghd and a chuppah. A knife dance and a Hora. A first look and a family blessing. When two families bring their own rituals, the timeline has to hold all of them and still feel like one wedding rather than two ceremonies bolted together. We build a single cue sheet across both sides, coordinate with your planner, officiants, and photographer, and pace the night so each tradition gets its moment and the celebration flows.
More than a DJ
Full production, owned in-house
Instead of coordinating separate DJ, lighting, and LED vendors who've never worked together, you get one team that plans and runs the whole night — and owns every piece of it.
Intelligent Lighting
Moving heads and beams on grandMA3
Every cue built for your room and timeline with grandMA3 lighting programming and control — warm for the ceremonies, saturated for the dance sets, and programmed to build with each tradition.
LED Walls
Entrances, montages, and custom content
High-resolution LED walls for entrances, montages, live camera feeds, and custom content that can carry both families' stories behind the booth or stage.
Special Effects
Cold sparks, CO2, and confetti on cue
Cold spark fountains, CO2, and confetti, cued to the entrances, the first dance, and the peaks of each dance set rather than fired at random. Cold spark effects are available subject to venue approval, applicable fire-safety requirements, and site conditions.
Why couples book us
One accountable team that knows each catalog, respects both sets of traditions, and keeps every generation on the floor.
Real depth in each culture
We build dedicated sets for Persian, Israeli and Jewish, Armenian, Arabic, Lebanese, Greek, Russian, and American celebrations, plus today's Afro House and open-format sound — so a blend draws on real experience, not guesswork.
The transitions are the craft
Reading which world the room wants next, and moving there without dropping the energy, is where the night is won or lost.
One cue sheet, one crew
Music, MC, lighting, LED, and effects are planned and run together, coordinated with your planner and both families' vendors.
How it works
From your date to the last song
A clear path from first inquiry to event day so planning a two-culture wedding feels calm and under control.
- 01
Check your date
Send us your date, venue, and estimated guest count. We'll confirm availability and set up a consultation.
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Build the night
We walk both families' traditions and both catalogs, then build one cue sheet for music, lighting, and effects with your planner and vendors.
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Load in & execute
Our crew arrives early, sets up properly, and runs the night. You dance — we handle the rest.
Explore the pages built for each community
Persian, Persian-Jewish, Israeli, Jewish, and Armenian weddings — or see our full Los Angeles wedding DJ production and contact us. To check availability, tell us about your event.
Real wedding
From a recent wedding at the Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village
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Frequently Asked Questions
Questions multicultural couples ask
Answers to help you plan a wedding that carries more than one tradition.
How do you handle a wedding that blends two cultures?
We plan both catalogs and both sets of traditions on one timeline, and we read the room live so the music moves between cultural and mainstream selections without either side feeling like an afterthought.
Which communities do you have real experience with?
Persian, Persian-Jewish, Israeli, Jewish (Sephardic and Ashkenazi), Russian-Jewish, Armenian, Arabic, Lebanese, Greek, and American celebrations — and the many weddings that combine two or more of them. Each has its own timeline, rituals, and music, and we build for them specifically.
Can you keep every generation on the floor?
That's the whole job. Classic and nostalgic sets for the older guests, contemporary and crossover for the younger ones, and transitions read live so the energy never drops between worlds.
Do you MC in more than one language?
MC announcements can be delivered in English, with Farsi, Hebrew, and other languages as your guest list requires. Tell us what you need during the consultation and we'll be straight about what we can and can't do.
Do you do lighting, or just DJ?
Both, in-house. We own our lighting and LED inventory and program it on grandMA3. Lighting is half of what we do, not an add-on we subcontract.
Do you provide a COI for our venue?
Yes, for any venue. We're commercially insured — send us their requirements and we submit the certificate directly.
Verified on Google
Farsi, Hebrew and English on one dance floor
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- Rated 5 out of 5 starsGoogle Review
Our wedding DJ team was absolutely incredible! From the first song to the last dance, they read the room perfectly, kept the energy high all night, and had every generation on the dance floor. They took the time to learn our must play list and worked in seamless transitions, plus their MC skills kept everything running smoothly without ever feeling forced. Hiring them was hands-down one of the best decisions we made for our wedding, and we'd recommend them to anyone in a heartbeat!
Let's talk about your date
Send us your date, venue, and guest count and we'll come back with availability and a proposal.