Greenpoint is north Brooklyn's creative enclave, home to loft-and-rooftop venues like Dobbin St.
Browse all DJs →Relaxed and artsy, Greenpoint weddings suit a music-forward DJ. These DJs cover Greenpoint and the waterfront.
Every DJ here links straight to their own site — compare mixes and reach out directly. For typical costs, see our Brooklyn wedding DJ pricing guide.
Award-winning Brooklyn DJ team with 1,500+ five-star reviews and impeccable curation.
Founder of Non-Traditional Wedding DJs — 165 five-star reviews, a fresh take on the wedding DJ.
Brooklyn DJ doing 40+ weddings a year with a collective of hand-picked DJ friends.
NYC-based pro with nearly 20 years turning milestone moments into celebrations.
Brooklyn DJ and full-production house — sound, uplighting, photo booth, video walls and effects.
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NYC-area wedding DJ & MC company bringing high-energy entertainment and lighting.
Premier tri-state wedding entertainment — live bands and DJs for NYC-area weddings.
Greenpoint, Brooklyn's northernmost neighborhood, has become a hub for industrial-creative wedding spaces — raw warehouses, skylit lofts and waterfront rooms with Manhattan views. Many of these are essentially blank canvases, which means the DJ is often responsible for the full sound and lighting production rather than plugging into a house system. When you book here, it is worth confirming exactly what the venue provides and what the DJ needs to bring.
Those same raw spaces are acoustically tricky — concrete and steel reflect sound — so a Greenpoint-savvy DJ arrives with a system sized to the room and treats the setup accordingly. Uplighting also does a lot of work in these industrial rooms, turning a bare warehouse into a wedding, and most of the DJs listed here offer it.
Greenpoint is still a residential neighborhood, so amplified-sound limits and end times apply at many venues. And with parking scarce and some venues tucked along the waterfront, load-in logistics are worth sorting in advance — something the DJs here handle routinely.
Many Greenpoint spaces are raw, blank-canvas warehouses and lofts without a house system, so the DJ typically supplies the full sound and lighting. Always confirm what the venue includes; the DJs listed here come equipped to produce a bare space end to end.
Usually, yes. Industrial Greenpoint spaces are dramatic but bare, and uplighting transforms concrete and brick into a warm wedding atmosphere. Most of the DJs here offer uplighting as part of their production.
Brooklyn wedding DJ rates generally run a few thousand dollars depending on hours and production such as lighting. See our pricing guide for ranges and reach out to DJs directly.