How to DJ a wedding appropriately:

1. Be prepared: Make sure you have all the necessary equipment and music ahead of time. Double-check everything before the event to ensure everything is working correctly.
2. Coordinate with the couple: Meet with the couple ahead of time to discuss their preferences for music and the timeline of the event. Ask for a list of songs they want to hear and songs they don't want to hear.
3. Create a playlist: Create a playlist that includes a mix of songs that appeal to all age groups. Start with softer, slower music during dinner and gradually increase the tempo throughout the night.
4. Be professional: Dress appropriately, arrive early, and be respectful to everyone at the event, including the guests, other vendors, and the venue staff.
5. Announce key events: Make sure to announce important events such as the cake cutting, first dance, and bouquet toss. Use a microphone if necessary to ensure everyone can hear you.
6. Read the crowd: Pay attention to the guests' reactions to the music and adjust accordingly. Keep the energy up without overwhelming anyone.
7. Avoid inappropriate songs or language: Be mindful of the lyrics of the songs you play and avoid anything that might offend or upset anyone.

Remember, a wedding is a special and memorable event for the couple and their guests, so it's essential to approach it with professionalism and respect.

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