Fontainebleau Strings knows how to put together a program of music that is joyful, appropriate, and fresh. Hum a few bars or give us a title. Or let us pick it out–we’ll make it the easiest part of the wedding plans. In fact, it’s so easy the groom can do it. Brides, you and your mom have enough to do! Consider putting HIM in charge of the music. It’s not like he’s going to pick out the wrong color.
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I was recently at a wedding where the Master of Ceremony (the DJ) acted like a rock station DJ during the introduction of the wedding party, the cutting of the cake, and the bouquet/garter toss. I thought it was overdone. I kept waiting for the him to take a break for “news and weather”. He was out of character with the classiness of the event.
Starting early in the evening with his best “Wolfman Jack” imitation may be out of place. A good DJ knows how to build the tempo gradually. Being a great DJ for a wedding should mean being able to “read the crowd” and get the party going at just the right time. It also means setting the tone for the type of party that the bride and groom has indicated that they want. The event should start with formality, etiquette and some elegance.
So when do you crank it up?? When you see the old folks leaving.
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