1st: Rent your speakers. Usually you get top of the line equipment for a fair price from many companies.
As for playlists: Invest in our wedding DJ course. There are so many golden tips for what to play… it works perfectly. I have DJed over 100 weddings and since I am using that tips I get bookings all over and can actually turn people down…
Also if your set is 3 hours, expect to play at least 4 (weddings have that tendency) and make sure:
– in your contract it says what additional hours cost
– you have enough tracks prepared
For a normal gig I prepare double the tracks I would need, for a wedding I prepare at least 3 times the tracks I would need plus a “plan B”.
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