For wedding venues
A DJ booth that lives at your venue
Houseset plays the music, runs the lights and makes the announcements at every wedding you host. Your coordinator starts each moment from a phone.
- Works with the internet unplugged
- Your coordinator decides when
- Installed in one day
On the night
Your coordinator taps a moment. The booth does the rest.
The music fades down, the MC voice announces the couple, the lights change and their song starts on the beat. Try the grand entrance below.
Try it
The grand entrance
This one tap is all the coordinator does. The song, the announcement and the lighting were planned with the couple and stored on the booth before the day.
- 0:00The music fades down
- 0:02“Please welcome, for the first time as a married couple, Maya and Daniel!”
- 0:08The lights change to warm amber
- 0:09Their entrance song starts, mixed in on the beat
Planning
Couples plan their music one moment at a time
In the Houseset planner, couples describe what they want for each part of the night. The playlist builder suggests songs, and they keep, swap or add their own. They record how to say every name in the wedding party.
Your team sees the finished run of show before the day, and the booth has everything stored a week ahead.
Cocktail hour
Bossa nova and soft house · warm amber lights
Grand entrance
“Please welcome, for the first time as a married couple…”
First dance
Their song · spotlight on the floor
Open the floor
Guest requests on · full color
Who it's for
Made for venues that host weddings every weekend
We size the speakers, microphones and lights to your room, so the sound is right from the first table to the dance floor.
Popular wedding playlists
Start from playlists couples already love
Couples can bring these into the planner as a starting point for each moment, then make the list their own.
Cocktail hour
First dance
Dance floor
The numbers
Music becomes part of your packages
You own the equipment and set the price couples pay. Plans start at $199 a month, and equipment starts at $8,500 installed.
Reliability
What happens if something goes wrong
The internet drops
Everything for the night is stored on the booth before the day, so it keeps playing offline.
A step fails
The music keeps going. If the booth ever goes quiet, it starts the last song again within seconds.
The timeline changes
Your coordinator starts each moment when the room is ready, not on a fixed schedule.
A guest finds the controls
Guests can request songs from their phones. Running the booth needs your coordinator's PIN.
Questions
What venues ask us
Does Houseset replace the MC?
It covers the announcements most weddings need: the grand entrance, first dance, toasts, cake cutting and the last song. The voice says every name the way the couple recorded it. Anyone can still take the mic, and every kit includes two wireless microphones.
Who decides when each moment happens?
Your coordinator, always. They tap the moment on their phone when the room is ready, and Houseset handles the mix, the lights and the announcement.
What if the internet goes down?
Nothing changes. Music, announcements and lighting are stored on the booth before the wedding, and the coordinator's phone talks to the booth over its own Wi-Fi.
Can couples use their Spotify playlists?
Yes, as a starting point. Couples can import Spotify playlists while they plan. On the night, the music plays from a DJ catalog stored on the booth, not from Spotify.
Where is Houseset available?
We're starting with wedding venues in Colorado. If you're somewhere else, book a demo and we'll let you know when we can install in your area.
See Houseset in your venue
We'll run a grand entrance, a first dance and a full dance floor in your room, from a phone.