Pleasantville DJ selling silent disco, foam and UV parties and breakdancers, with no price on its site or its Knot profile.
This company sells things a standard wedding DJ does not. We read its services page on 11 September 2026. It carries silent disco, plus glow and UV and blacklight production, plus foam parties. Bookable breakdancers, hype MCs and motivational dancers are on the same list. That is a party production catalogue, and it is worth knowing about if your reception has a late night second act planned. The base is Pleasantville. The service area given is Westchester County. What is not there is a number. We checked the services page and the company’s profile on The Knot, and neither carries a rate, a package price or an hourly figure. There is also a naming wrinkle. The business trades as Magical Memories Entertainment and as Westchester County DJ, and the website sits on the second name while the marketplace listing uses the first.
With nothing published on either the site or the marketplace profile, the first quote is your only reference point. Ask for it itemised. Keep the DJ and MC hours separate from the photo booth and the uplighting, and separate again from any performer bookings. The specialty formats here are the kind of thing that gets bundled into a headline number and then unbundled later. Confirm the overtime rate before you sign.
The services page at westchestercountydj.com/services-we-offer, and the company’s Knot marketplace profile for Pleasantville. Neither carries a figure. 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.
One business trades under two brand names here. Neither Magical Memories Entertainment nor Westchester County DJ publishes a price or a venue list.
Silent disco means headphones and multiple channels, which is a specific solution to a specific problem: a venue with a hard noise curfew, or a crowd that splits between two kinds of music. Foam, glow and UV are late night formats. Breakdancers and hype MCs are booked performers, not the DJ.
None of that is standard wedding kit, and none of it is priced. If any of it is in your plan, keep it as a separate line item and get it quoted apart from the DJ and MC hours.
The photo booth comes in two formats, open air and enclosed. Enclosed booths need floor space a small room may not have. Sound and uplighting are the other listed services. Uplighting is sold by the fixture almost everywhere, so ask for a count rather than a description.
The website runs under westchestercountydj.com. The Knot profile runs under Magical Memories Entertainment, in Pleasantville. Same operation, two brands.
This is common and usually harmless, but it has one practical consequence. When you sign, make sure the legal entity on the contract matches the entity you think you hired. Any deposit should be paid to that same name.
It also makes the vendor harder to research. Anything written about one brand will not surface under the other, so search both names before you commit.
We checked the services page on the company’s own site. No figures. We checked the Knot profile. No figures there either. So there is no starting price on this page, because publishing one would mean inventing it.
For a DJ, the quote should name four things. Hours of coverage and the overtime rate are two. The equipment included is a third, and whether the person you meet works your wedding is the fourth. Add a fifth for this vendor, given the catalogue: which of the specialty formats are included and which are extra.
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