You?re here. You?ve made it. You survived the stressful planning. Overcame your nerves walking down/waiting at the end of the aisle. No one messed up the photos. The parental and Best Man speeches have gone without a hitch, even if the embarrassment factor has climbed up a notch or two. You?ve eaten, you?ve drunk and now it?s time to be merry. Cue the live wedding band.
But wait, what?s this" This, this, this? noise is not what you booked. The lacklustre mumbling into the mic sounds like it belongs at a high school Christmas concert when the understudy has been dragged in. These aren?t the songs on your playlist, and the guy on keyboards doesn?t sound like he?s ever had any lessons? In anything. That?s not what you want for your big day.
Live wedding bands should be utterly professional and compellingly entertaining. They should play the songs that you love, and they should play them well. They shouldn?t just get your guests dancing, but leave them buzzing, full of the adrenalin of a good time well spent. So, how do you make sure that that?s what you get" By asking questions. What You Should Be Asking Your Live Wedding Band Before You Book

      Have you played at a wedding before"

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If so, how many times. Everyone has to start somewhere, but your wedding is not the place to do so. Although it?s tempting to think that a gig is a gig, weddings have different requirements, be that set up time and space or complying with venue noise reg...