Gettysburg Award-Winning Wedding DJs
We’ll bring your wedding dreams to life
As Central PA’s all-female DJ company, we get what it takes to create a beautiful wedding reception without breaking the bank. With HD Entertainment, you’ll have a planning partner ready and willing to bring your vision to life – and the talent to rock your dance floor.
“They helped make my wedding more memorable than I imagined. Answered all my questions, built the perfect timeline, kept the party lively and made sure our guests interacted all night.”
Jenna C.
Hear every precious word
You’ve worked hard on your vows. And with our wireless mics and sound system, your guests will hear them perfectly clearly. We’ll also handle your ceremony music, from the time the first guests enter to your walk down the aisle as a forever couple.
Add our ceremony service for only $350
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We know booking a DJ is not something you do every day. As top-rated Gettysburg wedding DJs, here are a few questions we hear often.
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Add-ons that bring the pizzazz!
Create a complete entertainment experience
No event is complete without enhancements. We have it all! Uplighting to set the atmosphere, a newlywed first dance in the clouds, making memories with a photo booth – even live photo feeds and charging stations.
Keep your wedding guests entertained
While your wedding day is the main event, your guests will want to spend some of their free time exploring the Gettysburg area. Here are some top attractions, things to do, and more.
About Gettysburg, PA
Known for its national Civil War battlefield, Gettysburg is more than history. This charming South Central PA town is surrounded by farms, orchards, and vineyards where you can taste the local freshness. The dining scene is eclectic with historic taverns, farm-to-table, and upscale dining experiences. And you’ll also find a wide variety of outdoor adventures.
Learn more about what Gettysburg has to offer.
Popular activities in Gettysburg
- Take a historic downtown food tour
- Visit the past at the Shriver House Museum
- Pick your own at a nearby orchard
- Indulge at the Chocolate Market
- Find locally fresh goodness at Historic Round Barn
- Experience the Gettysburg Battlefield
Food 101: made from scratch, locally sourced New American cuisine. Enjoy an intimate experience with a dining room of only 30 seats. Outdoor dining available.
Inn at Herr Ridge: This boutique hotel and restaurant was both a stop on the Underground Railroad and the first Confederate hospital during the Civil War. Enjoy farm-to-table fare paired with world-class wines.
Hickory Bridge Farm Restaurant: Enjoy Central PA home cooking family style in a restored historic barn just a short drive from downtown Gettysburg. Waiters in 1700s attire serve a menu of family recipes favored by German settlers.
Ghosts of Gettysburg: Take a candlelight walking tour of area haunts based on former park ranger and paranormal investigator Mark Nesbitt’s “Ghosts of Gettysburg” book series. Self-guided and private group tours are available.
Union Cigar Club: For the cigar aficionado on the guest list, the public smoking lounge provides a relaxing environment, knowledgeable tobacconists, and more than 40 brands of fine cigars.
Gerryowen Irish Pub: This authentic pub has a full calendar of live music every weekend. The restaurant hosts special events throughout the year, from Afternoon Tea to Irish Whiskey Dinner and tasting.
The Historic Round Barn & Farm Market: Eight miles west of Gettysburg, this family-owned and operated farm market is housed in a 1914 Pennsylvania round barn. Enjoy fresh seasonal produce, beautiful views of the Pennsylvania countryside, and a unique piece of Americana.
Gettysburg Chocolate Market: Take home a tasty souvenir of your time in Gettysburg. The market uses all locally sourced ingredients for their creations. And the shop has great character!
Rebel’s Roost Antiques: With so much history, there are sure to be some amazing antique shops nearby. Rebel’s Roost is the home of monthly outdoor vintage and antique markets, held April – October.
Gettysburg National Military Park: The Battle of Gettysburg was the turning point of the Civil War. Start your visit to the park’s Museum and Visitor’s Center. Explore key moments and locations on the battlefield with a park ranger. Expand your perspective of the Civil War with visits to the Jenny Wade House and Children of Gettysburg 1863 Museum.
Gettysburg Mercantile Museum: This replica of an 1800s general store takes visitors back in time. The museum was started by local merchant and Civil War reenactor John Buchheister. The artifacts he’s collected over the years, along with the tour guide’s extensive knowledge, bring the store to life.
Sachs Covered Bridge: Built-in 1852, this covered bridge was used by both Union and Confederate troops during the Battle of Gettysburg. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, visitors can walk across and take in the scenery. It’s a beautiful spot for photos.
Horse & carriage ride tours: Take a tour in a carriage or on horseback. Tours include a licensed battlefield guide and last for two hours. There’s also an in-town carriage tour.
Civil War escape room: Put all that Civil War knowledge to use in one of three escape rooms. Book a room for your guests’ entertainment.
Savor Gettysburg: Eat your way through historic neighborhoods or learn how to prepare locally sourced fare from a professional chef.
Battle of Gettysburg reenactment: Held during the summer at Daniel Lady Farm, adjacent to the National Park, the reenactment brings history to life. In addition to battle reenactments, visitors also see calvary and sharpshooter demonstrations, experience living history, and tour the Daniel Lady House Museums.
Gettysburg Bike Week: Over 30,000 motorcycle enthusiasts gather in Central PA each summer to check out the bikes, witness the competitions, enjoy live music, and rev up for daily poker runs through the countryside.
National Apple Harvest Festival: Held on the South Mountain Fairgrounds just outside Gettysburg over two weekends in October, this family-friendly festival celebrates the agricultural heritage of the region. Handmade crafts, delicious food, demonstrations, and live entertainment.
- Harrisburg International Airport: 50 miles (Harrisburg, PA)
- BWI/Thurgood Marshall Airport: 70 miles (Baltimore, MD)
- Washington Dulles International Airport: 80 miles (Northern Virginia)
- Ronald Regan Washington National Airport: 80 miles (Washington, DC)
