Micro-managing the music
Hiring a pal
Sure, your best friend's little brother may be a cheaper DJ than the pros you interviewed, but odds are you aren't doing yourself any favors if you hire him. A wedding has a specific timeline and set of circumstances, for example, knowing when to play the father-daughter dance, and checking that all the family members are around beforehand?
A no-request policy
Some couples don't want the entertainers to take requests for fear that the mood will be too controlled by specific guests. But taking a few requests will make the party more fun, and also indicates to the band or DJ what the crowd really wants to hear. Ask your entertainers to be good-natured about requests, and to use their own judgment.
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