How to Select Between a Arkansas Band & a DJ for Your Wedding

Music makes the party. In an ideal world, with limitless resources, a live band/DJ combo would be bliss. In the actual world, you might have to pick.

Here are some thoughts:

Set a budget for entertainment. A live band tends to be more costly than a DJ. For a 4 hour reception, a DJ can cost anywhere from $400 to $1,000, while a four-six piece band can cost between $1,000 and $5000. Note: the prices of both tend to go up, depending on reputation, demand and quality of equipment.

Decide on the duration of the reception 3-4 hours in general. Bands tire more quickly than DJs & may not be able to work as long.

Consider the location of your reception. Is it tiny to accommodate a full band? Does the location place restrictions on the categories of music played or most important volume levels?

Factor in the level of matter of form. Live music is often thought about the more old-fashioned and elegant choice. DJs are the rowdier, hipper option.

Check out the bandleader. Are they appealing? benefit of a live band is that the leader can double as a Emcee.

Ask the DJs about their music collections. DJs usually have a much wider song selection than a live band and can basically add any special songs you so desire.

Consider your priorities & weigh the positives & negatives of each. Then make a choice & book your entertainer. Bands & DJs can be booked a year in advance and is recommended if you want the best for your event.

Some recommendations:

The Rythmn Shakershttp://www.rythmnshakers.com 

The Willems Brothers Bandhttps://sites.google.com/site/thewillemsbrothersband/

Arkansas DJ Servicehttp://www.arkansadjs.com

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Posted on October 11, 2011, in Arkansas Band, Arkansas Bands, Arkansas DJ, Little Rock Band, The Rythmn Shakers, wedding band arkansas, Wedding DJ In Arkansas and tagged , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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