Armonk DJ listed at $1,599 starting on The Knot, with typical spend on the same listing at $2,399.
JDE Events, which trades as Jimmy Dee Entertainment, is based in Armonk. Its own site says the company has run for 30 years. The Knot lists a starting price of $1,599. The same listing reports a typical spend of $2,399. Both numbers belong to the marketplace, and the company’s own site publishes no rates at all. The entertainment menu covers DJ and MC work for ceremony, cocktail hour and reception. A photo booth sits beside it. So do live strings and saxophone, and so do special effects and lighting. The site adds lounge furniture rental, game rentals and custom apparel. A custom song selection app for guests runs alongside all of it. Those two published numbers are the pair to keep in front of you.
Every figure here belongs to The Knot: $1,599 starting and $2,399 as a typical spend. Neither comes from the company, so use them to frame a question rather than a budget. Insist on a written quote that separates the DJ base from each live musician, with the photo booth and the lighting on their own lines. The price of running past the contracted finish should come in dollars, and so should the drive to your venue. Get the assigned DJ named in the contract before you pay a deposit.
Jimmydee.com and the JDE Events profile on The Knot. Checked September 2026. First party means the business’s own site or rate card. Marketplace means The Knot, WeddingWire, Zola, Wedding Spot or similar. Nothing here is averaged or estimated.
The company publishes no rates of its own. Both figures on this page, $1,599 starting and $2,399 typical, are The Knot’s rather than the company’s.
The Knot carries both $1,599 starting and $2,399 as a typical spend. A starting price describes the floor of the cheapest configuration the company will sell. A typical spend is the marketplace’s own summary of what its users report. Neither is a quote for your date, and neither has been confirmed by the company.
Both numbers come from the marketplace. Jimmy Dee’s own site carries no rate card, so neither figure has been confirmed in public by the business itself. Ask the company which of the two is closer to what a Saturday in your month costs, and what sits between them.
The add on musicians are the likeliest reason a quote lands near the typical spend instead of the starting price. A saxophone player during cocktail hour or a string duo for the ceremony is a separate performer with a separate fee, usually billed per player and per hour.
Ask for the DJ base on its own line, with each musician on another. The photo booth and the lighting package need lines of their own too. If the quote arrives as one number, you will not be able to tell which piece to cut when the florist comes in high.
The site sells lounge furniture rental, game rentals and custom apparel beside the entertainment. Rented furniture means a delivery window, a load in time and a pickup. Venues often charge for early access or a late strike.
If any of it appeals, confirm the delivery and removal times with your venue before you sign. Establish whether delivery and pickup are inside the rental price or billed on top.
The company states no travel restrictions across the tri-state area. That helps if your venue is over the Connecticut line or down in the city. It does not tell you that travel is free.
Get the travel cost to your specific venue in dollars. Pin down which DJ is assigned and whether that name goes into the contract. What an extra hour costs rounds out the list, along with the deposit and the cancellation terms. A company 30 years in will have standard answers to all of it.
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