PRACTICAL DJ DECISION GUIDE

Ceremony audio versus reception audio

Ceremony audio versus reception audio: turn the ceremony and reception moments into named cues, family-approved songs and one run sheet everyone shares.

What matters most

Treat them as two setups: a ceremony needs clear speech and gentle music; a reception needs a full dance system.

Points to work through

  • For the ceremony, prioritise a reliable microphone for vows and officiant over loud playback.
  • Confirm whether the two happen in the same space or need a second setup and a changeover window.
  • Plan cue-based ceremony music — processional, ring, recessional — with someone calling each moment.
  • Test both systems separately before guests arrive; ceremony audio failing is very visible.
Next step

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