Music is an essential part of your wedding. But you must know the mistakes to avoid with your wedding music because your choice of music can ruin or help make your wedding a success. So here are some music blunders to avoid at your wedding!

●      Silence At The Beginning Of Your Ceremony

In all likelihood, some guests will be at least 30 minutes early. Playing good music will keep them entertained while they await the commencement of the ceremony.

In addition, the music will also signal them when the event is about to begin, so they’ll be quiet and get in their seats.

●      Not Having A Sound Check

Skipping a soundcheck for your wedding isn’t a great idea. We say this because some songs may sound tiny for particular venues, while they may sound fine in other venues.

Also, some venues might have restrictions for particular songs or music, so make sure you know what they approve of and what they don’t.

Finally, be sure to involve your DJ in the sound checking process because you won’t understand everything you see or know what to do.

●      Not Meeting With Your DJ Before Your Wedding

Meeting your wedding DJ in person is necessary. If you don’t meet with your DJ, you may discover they don’t take music requests or, even worse, that you don’t have a rapport.

Having a connection with your wedding DJ is necessary, especially when they will also be your emcee. You’ll need someone who understands the work and has professional ways to carry them out.

●      Having A Long First Dance

It’s your big day, yes! But it would be best if you had your guests’ interests in mind too. Having a long first dance will be somewhat dull, so be mindful of that. No dance session should ever drag.

Working with DJ Nate Murray is a sure way to avoid every wedding music mistake in the book. We are a professional team of DJs that would love to delight and entertain your guests.

We’re confident that you’ll have a fantastic experience when you secure our services! Contact us today.