TorontoAlanya Live since 2002

A night worth remembering.

Wedding DJ and production for mixed, multicultural and Persian celebrations — thoughtfully orchestrated by one experienced team.

  • Since 2002Live events
  • One crewOwned equipment
  • Mixed weddingsOne shared floor
A newlywed couple sharing their first dance above a soft layer of cloud
One team / every moment

What couples and planners say

“He knew the run of show better than we did. The knife dance went on for ten minutes because the room wanted it to, and he just let it.”

Sara & Amir, Wedding, Terrace Banquet Centre · Read the reviews →

The centre of the signal

The Persian wedding block

Emshab means tonight. It is the word you use for the night that matters, and it is the part of this business that everything else is attached to.

A carefully paced run of show and music shaped with you to keep a mixed family on one dance floor. Announcements remain with the host you choose; we coordinate their cues and microphones.

Persian wedding DJ in Toronto
Dance floor filling under arched white drape uplit blue, guests dancing in silhouette at a club night

09:30 The crossover set is the whole job: one floor, not two shifts.

Our mixed-wedding specialty

Two histories.
One dance floor.

We do not split a mixed wedding into cultural blocks. We find the records, rhythms and moments that let both families recognise themselves in the same night.

01

Listen separately

Both sides arrive heard.

Traditions, family favourites, must-plays and hard noes are mapped before we build a set.

02

Sequence together

The crossover is designed.

Tempo, rhythm and recognition create the handoff, never an announcement that one side’s turn is over.

03

Read the room live

One floor stays one floor.

The plan gives us a direction. The guests decide how long each moment deserves on the night.

Persian ↔ Top 40Turkish ↔ ArabicAfghan ↔ LatinBollywood ↔ House
How we plan a mixed wedding

What we bring

Owned inventory, delivered, installed and operated. Each of these has its own page.

Rooms we changed

Recent work

Every photograph on our Toronto pages is from a room we have actually loaded into.

Banquet hall under magenta and violet uplighting, chandelier lit, tables set and the floor still empty before doors
A Toronto ballroom rigged for a reception: white drape cones uplit blue and violet, the booth centred, the dance floor still empty and beams across the ceiling
White pipe and drape run behind a stage position, speakers either side, washed from below in blue and violet
A speaker addressing guests with a handheld microphone under blue and violet lighting
See the full portfolio

Signal / East

And on the Turkish Riviera

Emshab also works Alanya, in Antalya Province on the south coast of Türkiye: destination weddings, hotel and beach-club nights, and corporate groups that fly in for four days. Same brand, same person behind the booth, quoted in euros.

Alanya event production → · فارسی

No hidden numbers

What it costs

Weddings start at $3,000 and most land between $4,500 and $7,500. Private parties start at $2,500. Corporate events start at $2,500 and scale with the production. We publish the numbers because hiding them wastes everybody's time.

Full pricing →

Check your date

The first question is always whether the date is open. Start there: the rest takes two minutes.

1. What is the event? Step 1 of 5
Choose a service
Estimate Shown on each option above Flat quote confirmed before any work starts. Prices in CAD, before HST.
2. Where will it happen? Step 2 of 5
Name the venue if it is booked. If you are still choosing, leave this blank. The date is enough to start.
3. When is it? Step 3 of 5
Choose a time window
If the date is not fixed, choose the first day of the month you are aiming for and tell us in the notes. Popular Saturdays often book nine to twelve months ahead. Short-notice dates are still worth asking about.
4. How do we reach you? Step 4 of 5
5. Review and send Step 5 of 5

Two separate permissions, because in Canadian law they are two separate things. Ticking one never ticks the other, both are optional, and neither changes how we handle your booking.

No payment now and no obligation. We reply within one working day with availability and the right next step.

Common questions

What is Emshab?

Emshab is Farsi for "tonight". It is a Toronto event production company (DJ, live music, sound, lighting and staging) specialising in mixed, multicultural and Persian weddings.

Do you specialise in mixed weddings?

Yes. Mixed weddings are a core specialty: two families, cultures and music traditions shaped into one celebration rather than separate sets taking turns. We build the crossover plan with you and coordinate announcement cues with the host you choose.

How much does an event cost?

Weddings start at $3,000 and private parties at $2,500. Corporate events start at $2,500 and scale with the production. Every quote is fixed in writing before you book. The pricing page has the line items.

Do you own your equipment or rent it?

We own it. Every speaker, light, stand, drape and cable on site is ours and is operated by us. Nothing is subcontracted and nobody else arrives under our name.

What areas do you cover?

Toronto and the GTA (Mississauga, Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, Brampton, Etobicoke, North York and Scarborough) with no travel surcharge. Beyond that we quote travel openly.

Do you speak Farsi or provide MC services?

No. DJ services and planning are provided in English, and MC service is not included. The Farsi pages are translations for convenience. If your event needs Farsi announcements, we coordinate music cues and microphones with the host or MC you choose.

Do you work anywhere other than Toronto?

Yes. Emshab also works Alanya, on the Turkish Riviera in Antalya Province: destination weddings, hotel and beach-club events and corporate groups, quoted in euros. It is a separate operation under the same brand and the Alanya section covers it.