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wedding music hints & tips

When it comes to your wedding music, a little pre-planning can help ensure a successful event. Following are some simple tips to ensure your music provider is sensational:

  • Bands and disc jockeys are often booked months in advance, so act quickly to obtain your favorite group or disc jockey.

  • Communicate prior to the performance what you expect of the musicians and/or dj.

  • Inquire about specific song availability in advance of booking a band and/or disc jockey.

  • Provide your band or disc jockey with a detailed schedule of events so they know what music to play when.

  • Be sure to inform your band or disc jockey of any announcements you want them to make well in advance of the reception, and provide them with proper pronunciation of names. A poorly read announcement is often worse than none at all. Plan ahead to avoid embarrassment.

  • The time to ask the band or disc jockey about fulfilling special requests is during the negotiating period - not at the reception.

  • Be very specific about what songs you would like to hear and what you don't want to hear.

  • Be specific about your budget and insist that your final agreement be in writing.

  • Oftentimes tapes are not a very good indicator of the band's live sound. It is best to find out where the band will be playing or performing and take the time to go out and hear them for yourself.

  • Bands and disc jockeys generally prefer payment in cash at the event.




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