We know how important your wedding day is to you, and we want to help you in your search in building your preferred wedding playlist!
Well, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3 but, when you have so many other responsibilities with planning your wedding, when do you have time to figure out what kind of music to choose for your ceremony and reception? And where do you begin?
Well, as said in the title, grab a pad and pen! Keep a small notepad in spots such as your car, your purse, by the TV, at the office, etc.
Believe it or not, you are sure to acquire a good start music list quickly. There are also other means that may help you such as using Pandora, iTunes, and even your favorite radio station.
Don't always depend on your DJ to provide music suggestions upfront for you, as we all have so many event seekers that have different tastes in music, but once we have a good selection from you of what you like, we are able to help suggest similar sound, feeling, and genre to match your specific taste and style you are looking for.
A good DJ cares what you want for your wedding, or any type of event you are throwing, and will help you all the way to the very end helping you create your preferred music list.
Keep in mind that your guests may not particularly care for everything you like, so think of your guests of a different age range as well in choosing your music. The Fifties & Sixties everyone loves, and usually works well at most weddings.
We had a wedding recently where most of the bride and grooms selection was big band, swing, and jazz, and I have to say it had to be one of my utmost favorite playlists. (Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Nat King Cole, Etc.)
So with this said, get your notepads ready, and start jotting down the music that makes your eyes tear, body move, and hair stand on end!
Below we have listed other sources that may also be of help to you in choosing your music. We love our clients and do what we can to help. Happy music hunting!
Music Resources
iTunes, Pandora, Rhapsody, MTV, V cast for Android (For times when you do not know the song!) YouTube, Yahoo Music, Jango, Last.fm, Emusic.
Well, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3 but, when you have so many other responsibilities with planning your wedding, when do you have time to figure out what kind of music to choose for your ceremony and reception? And where do you begin?
Well, as said in the title, grab a pad and pen! Keep a small notepad in spots such as your car, your purse, by the TV, at the office, etc.
Believe it or not, you are sure to acquire a good start music list quickly. There are also other means that may help you such as using Pandora, iTunes, and even your favorite radio station.
Don't always depend on your DJ to provide music suggestions upfront for you, as we all have so many event seekers that have different tastes in music, but once we have a good selection from you of what you like, we are able to help suggest similar sound, feeling, and genre to match your specific taste and style you are looking for.
A good DJ cares what you want for your wedding, or any type of event you are throwing, and will help you all the way to the very end helping you create your preferred music list.
Keep in mind that your guests may not particularly care for everything you like, so think of your guests of a different age range as well in choosing your music. The Fifties & Sixties everyone loves, and usually works well at most weddings.
We had a wedding recently where most of the bride and grooms selection was big band, swing, and jazz, and I have to say it had to be one of my utmost favorite playlists. (Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Nat King Cole, Etc.)
So with this said, get your notepads ready, and start jotting down the music that makes your eyes tear, body move, and hair stand on end!
Below we have listed other sources that may also be of help to you in choosing your music. We love our clients and do what we can to help. Happy music hunting!
Music Resources
iTunes, Pandora, Rhapsody, MTV, V cast for Android (For times when you do not know the song!) YouTube, Yahoo Music, Jango, Last.fm, Emusic.
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