Its Time To Face The Music: The 11 Most Common Mistakes When Choosing A Band, DJ or Musicians For Your Wedding AND How To Avoid Those Mistakes


If you have not read this, The Knot Texas (www.theknot/texas.com ) Fall/Winter 2015, pg. 505-510 issue has a great article about the 11 common mistakes couples make when selecting live music.

In their article entitled "Face The Music" The Knot Texas gives a wide variety of sound advice.

Starting with the need for researching a band, DJ, and "even more magical "Ceremony Musicians, to other things such as: skipping a sound check, making it impossible for guests to hear each other and leaving out a Do Not Play List, The Knot Texas does a great job.

An added extra plus is at the end of the article in their "Music Contract Checklist."

This article is definetly worth a read for the bride and groom to be.

Do you have any other thoughts in hiring live music for weddings?

Johnny Gonzales,  www.johnnygonzalesmusic.com


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