How many songs do you need for a wedding ceremony

Today, I wanted to address a question that may seem inconsequential but that can amend the whole ambiance of a wedding. DJ or band.

Some time ago, the question was no longer asked: we remember the era of DJ animators who were trying to amuse the guests with more or less ridiculous games between two standard music types ymca or duck dance no, I'm not kidding, some still pass this song. In short, there was only this option for the greatest misfortune of the bride and groom who wanted to escape this kind of evening.

But today, bands or band in good quebec are more and more prevalent in weddings. And we can have quite varied musical genres and not just a band that plays the same wedding music again and again. 

  

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Choose your DJ.It can plumb the mood or ignite the dance floor in two songs. Do you just want a DJ who plays music or do you want an animator who will play games throughout the evening? Some DJs refuse to play the animators, and never take the microphone. Do not be upset if your DJ refuses to play the show presenters, each his job.

Check with your DJ how he is used to working. If you are like control freak and the music at your wedding is very important, ask your DJ if it's ok for you to send him a list of songs to pass ... or not to pass. And for the coolest couple, do not leave your DJ in the dark, thinking that he will know your tastes, and then you'll realize on the wedding day that he's going through everything you do not like! Communication is always the key.

If music is the food of love, how do you plan it for your wedding?

Congratulations, you will marry ... it's the big part!

Yes, but now you should include the wedding date, the dress, the wedding flowers, the place of the ceremony, the place, the rings, the food selection, the guest list, the seating arrangement, invitations, honeymoon plans, limos, etc.