Prince Edward County Wedding Inspiration: Matt & Tasha (and PEC DJ Tips)

Wedding DJ at The Eddie Hotel & Farm Prince Edward County

Photo by Cait Lavoie

2026 Update for Couples:The stunning property formerly known as Fields on West Lake has been beautifully reimagined as The Eddie Hotel & Farm. While the name has changed, this 75-acre estate remains a premier destination for Prince Edward County weddings. If you are planning a celebration at The Eddie, the technical and musical tips from Matt & Tasha’s legendary night below are more relevant than ever for this iconic Red Barn space.

 

The Vibe: City Energy in the County

Matt and Tasha are the definition of "life of the party." I first met them while I was DJing another wedding, where they were firmly anchored on the dancefloor all night. They were wild, funny, and clearly loved music—exactly the kind of couple that makes my job a blast.

When they asked me to bring my Toronto sound out to Prince Edward County for their epic barn wedding, I knew we were going to create something special.

The Challenge: DJing at The Eddie Hotel & Farm

Prince Edward County is no longer a "hidden gem"—it’s a premier destination for city-dwellers looking for that picturesque, rustic setting. However, heritage spaces like the Red Barn at The Eddie come with unique technical challenges that a professional DJ must navigate:

  • Acoustics in High-Ceiling Spaces: Large barns are beautiful but can easily become "echo chambers." For Matt and Tasha’s night, I focused on a high-fidelity sound setup that kept the music punchy on the dancefloor without making speeches sound "boomy" or distorted in the rafters.

  • Multi-Zone Audio Flow: The Eddie offers incredible variety, from pond-side ceremonies to cocktails by the Sheep Shed. I specialize in providing seamless audio transitions across these multiple "zones" so the energy never dips as guests move through the property.

  • Power Logistics: Remote PEC properties require careful power management. Ensuring your DJ has dedicated, clean power is the difference between a seamless party and a mid-set technical glitch.

The Soundtrack: Open-Format Mastery

I shared DJ duties with my good friend and turntablist extraordinaire DJ Timfamous, who was also a groomsman in the wedding party. We traded off sets, starting with a sophisticated mix of Motown, Top 40, and classic rock hits to set the tone during dinner.

As the night progressed, we leaned into our "open-format" strengths:

  • Early Night: Classic Soul, Funk, and feel-good throwbacks.

  • Peak Hour: 90s/00s Hip-Hop and Dancehall anthems.

  • The Finale: High-energy tracks that kept Matt, Tasha, and their guests moving until the very last song.

Client Love

"Rich was amazing to work with! The music was amazing and the dance floor was packed the whole night. I highly recommend DJ Rich Sweet to anyone who wants a great dance party inclusive of all ages. If I could give more than 5 stars I would!"Tasha & Matt

Planning a 2026 Prince Edward County Wedding?

Whether you're booking the Red Barn at The Eddie, a suite at The June Motel, or a vineyard at Waupoos Estates, I’d love to help bring that elevated Toronto soundtrack to your celebration.

Photos by: Cait Lavoie

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