Your wedding, mixed live in sound and video
Chris Kazzi has played weddings across Lebanon for over 20 years — ballrooms in Beirut, mountain terraces, cliff-top and garden venues — and destination weddings abroad. As a DVJ (Disc & Video Jockey) he mixes music and video live, so your entrance, first dance and party look as good as they sound.
He reads the room the way a radio host does: Lebanese hits for the dabke, international classics for the parents, and the floor-fillers that keep everyone dancing until the last song.
- Live DJ and video mixing (DVJ) on screens
- Bride and groom entrance, first dance, cake and zaffe moments planned with you
- Lebanese, Arabic and international music — Chris has shared the stage with Ronan Keating, Nancy Ajram, Guy Manoukian and more
- Professional Pioneer setup and a technical rider for your venue
Why couples book Chris
20+ years
Weddings, embassy galas and club nights since the early 2000s.
A voice Lebanon knows
Host of Monday Night Love Songs on Virgin Radio Stars 89.7 FM since 2005.
Guinness World Record
Managed Cheyenne Video Bar in Broumana, where an officially certified Guinness World Record was set.
Questions couples ask
What is a DVJ, and why have one at a wedding?
DVJ stands for Disc & Video Jockey. Chris mixes music and video live on screens at the same time, so the first dance, the entrance and the party all have matching visuals.
Which areas do you cover?
Weddings all over Lebanon — Beirut, Mount Lebanon, the mountains and the coast — and destination weddings abroad, including Italy (Lake Como), Cyprus, Jordan and Turkey.
How do I check if my date is free?
Send your date, venue and guest count on WhatsApp to 03 793 694, or use the date box on this page. Chris replies personally.
Do you have a technical rider for the venue?
Yes. Download the technical rider (PDF) from this page and share it with your venue or production team.