JRays Event Services

San Antonio, TX

$400 and up

Travels up to 60 miles

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Overview

JRays Event Planning is a Preferred Event Planning Company in the San Antonio area. We provide Planning/Coordinating services for Weddings, Quinceanera, Private Parties, Corporate Events, School Functions and Fundraisers. We can also provide Photo Booth, Mobile Bartending and Wait Staff Services for your event.


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Booking information

Price range: $400 and up

Languages: English, Spanish

Insurance: $2,000,000 - Liability and Other

Past booked events

December 2025

20

Saturday

Joe 80th Party

All-day event

Setup requirements

N/A

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