A while back, early in the planning process, i asked my FH’s niece to play one of her instruments for our ceremony processional/recessional and she agreed. I thought It would both save us money from having to pay the DJ to be there earlier than the reception and would be a nice personal touch as she is really good. Then his mom starts talking about her singing, everyone thinks she will be singing. I was Imagining non-vocal music. But she is a great singer as well so i thought maybe that could work. Now I’ll have to make a playlist for prelude and cocktail hour music and get an iPod Touch to hook it up to the venues aux cord, so I’m not sure I’ll even be saving money, although my FH works with electronics and possibly could get something at a low price.
My questions are:
has anyone had someone sing for your processional and how did that go?
has anyone made their own playlist for pre-reception music and how did that go?
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