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Wedding Music |
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| If you are wanting live music
for either the service or the reception it certainly pays to shop around.
At a wedding I recently attended the bride had set her heart on a string
quartet to play at the church and found an excellent one at the local
University music department who charged only £140 for 2 hours.
Bands and singers may charge less for mid-week events than they would for a Saturday night. If you are wanting a disco at a formal venue, they may insist you use their choice of DJ who has his equipment permanently set up there but for smaller private venues you could get a friend with a good sound system to do it for you. Remember to provide a good mix of music - the over 50s will expect the Rolling Stones! It is a good idea to borrow a few CDs (all carefully labelled so they can be returned) or buy a few cheap compilation CDs such as Best of the 60s or whatever. Remember to check that the venue has a licence for music if you are doing your own.
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