Wedding Music

Music is the soul of you wedding. Your wedding music during the church ceremony and wedding ceremony creates the atmosphere of the wedding. Baring this in mind select your music very carefully.

Hints on planning for your wedding music:

1) Ensure that the music service provider that you select is registered at the Southern African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO). All DJ's must register with SAMRO to give them the right to play music at public events.

2) Very important is to get references and follow them up because there is a lot of people out there play music part time which doesn't have enough experience to play at wedding. Also ask the service provider to give a demonstration. A demonstration can go a long way in giving you peace of mind regarding the music at your wedding.

3) Ensure that the service provider can provide a microphone for the speeches at the wedding.

At the ceremony:

4) Remember to supply the DJ with food and drinks.

5) Ask the master of ceremony to test the sound beforehand to ensure that the volume is at the correct level.

6) Clarify your quotation and make sure if the time after midnight is included in the price or if you will have to pay extra for it.

If the dancing and wedding music is very important to you, you can book a DJ that is registered at the South African Disc Jockey Association (SADJA).