Top 5 Mistakes DFW Couples Make with Their "Do Not Play" List
Planning your dream wedding in North Texas involves a million decisions, and your music is arguably one of the most important. As DJ Tommy Scott , I’ve seen thousands of "Do Not Play" lists. Some are absolute lifesavers, and others... well, they end up being accidental fun-killers. Before you finalize your vetoes, check out these five common mistakes to avoid. 1. Banning Entire Genres The most frequent mistake is broad-stroke banning. Saying "No Country" might sound right in your head, but it could alienate half of your Texas guest list. Instead of banning the genre, ban the specific artists or "cheesy" tracks that bug you. 2. The Never-Ending List If your "Do Not Play" list is three pages long, you aren't leaving your DJ much room to breathe. I recommend a "Power 15"—the top 15 songs that are strictly forbidden. This protects your vibe while allowing me to use my library to keep the floor moving. 3. Forgetting the "Guilty Pl...