Should You Tell the Wedding Entertainment what Not to Play

Host: Do I need to give my entertainment on “Do not play list?”
Kay Williams: Yes if you're going to do a reception and you're going to hire a loud DJ, if you don’t want that music it will offend people then you must tell them “I don’t want to play this” that’s why its important to interview them. It’s also important to go with music, its also important to listening to them before you even get to that point. So you will know that’s it on aluminum standing. Contract, in the contract you need to say rights, make it clear I want this and this and but I don’t want this and that. That way the contraries play on this music you don’t want you could say “Hey, not doing that time when we do a reception after before you leave I didn’t want this here” you know, you need to catch them before they get to the next song. “Hey, I don’t want this, this here, you know you have to pay me back for this amount”. You have to tell him “Hey, I don’t want it” but make sure there’s a clear understanding contractual, also vocally, also you know him, you get to know him because he’s working for you, he’s working for you, let him know “No, point blanc I don’t want this”.


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