(Closed) DJ or Band?

posted 8 years ago in Music
Post # 1
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Newbee
  • Wedding: September 2011

So im looking for a DJ or Band that plays a combination of Christian, oldies, and all together good clean music….

is this even possible or am I asking to much?

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Post # 3
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Helper bee
  • Wedding: April 2011

I’m sure any DJ can do this. Just make up a playlist and make it part of your contract that they stick firmly to it. Should work just fine.

Post # 4
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Newbee
  • Wedding: September 2011

deep breath thankyu ….sometimes it just nice to hear (read) these things out loud

Post # 5
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Bumble bee
  • Wedding: October 2012

I prefer djs. Not only are they cheaper, but they have access to millions of songs as heard by the original artists how guests are used to hearing them. If you have any special requests, a dj is better equipped to provide what you need/want.

Post # 6
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Bumble bee
  • Wedding: August 2010

We LOVED our band. People actually enjoyed listening to them, rather than just having background music. Put an ad on craigslist or check craigslist for bands offering to play – the ones who contacted us would have had no problem playing whatever we wanted. I’ve been to weddings with DJs and weddings with bands and it’s totally worth it to have a band.

Post # 7
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Busy bee
  • Wedding: December 2010

alot of companies now have fusion acts with djs and bands. I personally like a great band. Gives your guests something nice and different to experience.

Post # 8
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Bumble bee
  • Wedding: June 2011

All I can say is one word-BUDGET.  If I had an bigger budget I’d choose a band over a DJ..or I’d have BOTH =). Based on my research a band can be something like triple the cost of a DJ (at least NYC prices)

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