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02 Jul, 2010

Wedding Music for Cheap

Posted by: Denise In: Music and Entertainment

If you’re worried about your budget for wedding music, and simply can’t afford a DJ or live band, there is another alternative to consider to make sure you and your guests have a fantastic time at the reception!

Do you or your partner own a portable stereo system? If not, ask around; a friend of family member is bound to have what you need. Ideally, you’ll want a few large portable speakers to bring along as well, so the music is loud enough for guests to hear and encourage dancing.

With many stereos, you can hook up an iPod or other MP3 player, which would make compiling your wedding playlist very simple; just push a button and go! If you do not have that capability, however, pick out a few CD’s prior to your wedding and enlist the help of a friend or two to monitor the music and seamlessly switch between CD’s when one is about to finish.

All you need is a little creativity (and a portable stereo system!) to create an affordable way to entertain you and your guests at the reception. What other methods can you think of to acquire wedding music for cheap?

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