Wedding DJ Insurance

Event and Annual Liability Coverage for Wedding DJs

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$192

Yearly, or $18.50/monthly
As Low As

$59

1-3 Day Coverage

Why Insurance Canopy for Wedding DJ Insurance?

We bring low-cost, top-rated insurance to the dance floor, so you can stay focused on making sure everyone has a great time at the wedding. Our coverage includes general liability and optional equipment coverage to help you maneuver the most common risks you’ll face as a wedding DJ with peace of mind.

Save

Performing at more than a few weddings this year? Get an annual policy starting at $18.50 per month.

Protect

One lawsuit could cost you thousands. Our comprehensive insurance helps manage risks, so your DJ career keeps to the beat.

Perform

Show proof of insurance at any gig with a general liability policy you can buy online, any time, in 10 minutes or less.

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What is Wedding DJ Liability Insurance?

Wedding DJ liability insurance provides financial protection against common claims, such as third-party bodily injury and property damage.

Accidents happen, and wedding DJs face unique risks that could financially ruin your business. Getting coverage from Insurance Canopy defends you against hefty claim costs, medical bills, and lawsuits.

Most venues and events require proof of insurance. An Insurance Canopy policy gives you an edge over other wedding DJs without insurance, landing you more gigs and more time to focus on spinning great tracks.

Coverage Details for Wedding DJs

Included

General Liability Aggregate Limit

$2,000,000

Products – Completed Operations Aggregate Limit

$2,000,000

Personal and Advertising Injury Limit

$1,000,000

General Each Occurrence Limit

$1,000,000

Damage to Premises Rented to You Limit (Any One Premises)

$300,000

Medical Expense Limit

$5,000

Additional Limits 

Equipment and Gear Coverage
$2,000 policy year

+$7.50/month

$5,000 policy year

+$15/month

Deductible

$250

Excess Liability Coverage ($1,000,000)

+$8.33/month

Cyber Liability Coverage ($100,000)

+$6.58/month

Unlimited Additional Insureds

+$10

Event Policy Pricing

Event Policy — 1-3 Days Covered

From $59 per event

Annual Policy Pricing

$1-$50,000 Sales

From $18.50/month

$50,000-$100,000 Sales

From $24.33/month

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How Much Does Wedding DJ Insurance Cost?

A basic annual DJ insurance policy starts at $18.50 per month or $192 per year. Event insurance provides general liability insurance for any 1-3 day event starting at $59.

The amount you pay varies on several factors, such as your business’ annual revenue, optional add-on coverages you select, and whether you need to add additional insureds to your policy.

What Risks Do DJs Face at Weddings?

Some risks wedding DJs face include:

  • Accidentally damaging the venue during set up or take down
  • Someone tripping over your equipment and injuring themselves
  • Couples who aren’t satisfied with your performance
    Someone stealing your equipment

Does Liability Insurance Cover My Wedding DJ Gear?

No — liability insurance does not cover wedding DJ gear and equipment. However, if you have an annual policy, you can add DJ gear insurance (aka gear and equipment, or inland marine) coverage for $6-$12.50 per month:

  • $2,000 coverage per policy year ($7.50+ per month)
  • $5,000 coverage per policy year ($15+ per month)

Benefits of Wedding DJ Liability Insurance with Insurance Canopy

Having DJ liability insurance for wedding venues comes with numerous perks:

  • Professional Credibility: Having insurance shows you’re serious about your business and gives you an edge over wedding DJs who aren’t insured.
  • Proof of Insurance: Log into your dashboard and print your wedding DJ Certificate of Insurance (COI) at any time for proof of legitimate coverage.
    Additional Insureds: Most venues will ask you to add them as an additional insured in case something goes wrong during your gig.
  • Protection from Costly Claims: If someone trips over your DJ equipment and injures themselves, or your equipment scuffs the venue’s floor, liability insurance can protect you from paying out of pocket for legal, property damage, medical fees, and more.
  • Tailored Coverage: With Insurance Canopy, you can choose to increase the limits of your policy or more fully protect your business with Equipment and Gear coverage, Cyber Liability, and more.

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Picking the right insurance for your small business is critical. Avoid gaps in your coverage that could risk the future of your wedding DJ business.

Questions About Insurance for Wedding DJs

Wedding DJs need these types of insurance coverages:

  • General Liability: Protects you from third-party bodily injury, property damage, and other claims.
  • Equipment and Gear Coverage (aka Inland Marine): Safeguards you from paying out of pocket for stolen or broken DJ gear.
  • Personal and Advertising Injury: Defends against libel, slander, and defamation claims or that your services didn’t match up to what you advertised.
  • Damage to Premises Rented to You: Protects you from having to pay out of pocket for property damage claims for space you rent to practice or play.

Yes! Wedding DJs need insurance for every gig — even if you only perform at a few gigs a year. Risks, such as trip-and-fall accidents or property damages during your performances, are just a few reasons why wedding DJ insurance can come in handy.

You can add additional insureds to your policy in these simple steps:

  1. Log in to your dashboard.
  2. Go to your current policy.
  3. Go to “Additional Insureds” and add unlimited additional insureds for $10 or 1 for $5.

If you’re a new customer, you can also add additional insureds during the online application process.

Not at all! Wedding DJ liability insurance is affordable at $18.50 a month for year-round coverage or $59 per event. Compare these prices to the cost of a single claim, which can run you tens of thousands of dollars without coverage.