Music for a wedding
Oct 21st 2003, 9:06 am
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Music for a wedding
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
Oct 21st 2003, 9:11 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Originally posted by bundy
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
i am as i wite sorting out music for my wedding!!! but am afraid as i am having an indian wedding - my music may not be of any use to her...if shes desperate - she can contact me - i have loads of it!!! and happy to share!!!!
Oct 21st 2003, 9:20 am
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Oct 21st 2003, 9:23 am
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Oct 21st 2003, 9:24 am
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Originally posted by bundy
I reckon that will do!!!! Cocktails sound dangerous...
I reckon that will do!!!! Cocktails sound dangerous...
I have to admit, at our wedding we hired a dj and pretty much left it up to him. Just said to him "nothing too cheesy" and is was great!
Is she getting all the music together herself then?
Oct 21st 2003, 9:28 am
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Originally posted by PeteY
You could get the groom to sing a rendition of "please release me"??
I have to admit, at our wedding we hired a dj and pretty much left it up to him. Just said to him "nothing too cheesy" and is was great!
Is she getting all the music together herself then?
You could get the groom to sing a rendition of "please release me"??
I have to admit, at our wedding we hired a dj and pretty much left it up to him. Just said to him "nothing too cheesy" and is was great!
Is she getting all the music together herself then?
We suggested Desperado which earned me a cyber-thump
Oct 21st 2003, 9:29 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Originally posted by bundy
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
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Oct 21st 2003, 9:32 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Originally posted by tennisoz
Suddenly by Angry Anderson (Scott and Charlene)!!!
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Suddenly by Angry Anderson (Scott and Charlene)!!!
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I mentioned that one too...but she thought some people might not get the ironic statement
Oct 21st 2003, 9:32 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Originally posted by tennisoz
Suddenly by Angry Anderson (Scott and Charlene)!!!
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Suddenly by Angry Anderson (Scott and Charlene)!!!
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We had Frankie Goes To Hollywood singing Power Of Love
Oct 21st 2003, 9:32 am
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Originally posted by Bolton
I did a load of CDs for mine I hired a bar in Weybridge in Surrey. I started with my fav crooners like Peggy Lee (feever) Louis Armstrong (wonderful world) etc. whilst people were chatting and getting settled then did the lively dance stuff later once they had a cocktail or two in them. Had a huge day and night. DH is such a brilliant spot with the view over to the CBD the water and the city lights...pure magic.
I did a load of CDs for mine I hired a bar in Weybridge in Surrey. I started with my fav crooners like Peggy Lee (feever) Louis Armstrong (wonderful world) etc. whilst people were chatting and getting settled then did the lively dance stuff later once they had a cocktail or two in them. Had a huge day and night. DH is such a brilliant spot with the view over to the CBD the water and the city lights...pure magic.
Oct 21st 2003, 9:48 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Hubby's in a band and would do you a good gig, but you'd have to fly them in from Adelaide.....what do you think?
Mash ...
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Originally posted by bundy
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
No, it's not my wedding....my mate's getting married in Sydney in about 10 days time and she is currently stressing about what music to play at the almighty great piss-up she's having afterwards (Cohi Bar, Darling Harbour - anyone know it??!!).
Anyone got any suggestions?
Nothing too Celine Dion...
Oct 21st 2003, 9:53 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Originally posted by mashiraz
Hubby's in a band and would do you a good gig, but you'd have to fly them in from Adelaide.....what do you think?
Mash ...
Hubby's in a band and would do you a good gig, but you'd have to fly them in from Adelaide.....what do you think?
Mash ...
Hey..thats great Mash...what kinda music do you play?
Oct 21st 2003, 9:54 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
Originally posted by mashiraz
Hubby's in a band and would do you a good gig, but you'd have to fly them in from Adelaide.....what do you think?
Mash ...
Hubby's in a band and would do you a good gig, but you'd have to fly them in from Adelaide.....what do you think?
Mash ...
Erm...nice idea...but she's a bit low on the funds. I offered to sing, but I'm tone deaf so it would be the worst wedding present imaginable!
Oct 21st 2003, 10:00 am
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Re: Music for a wedding
He's joined a cover type band but their material might need a shake up as it's much more rocky and edgy (that what he says!) than the UK stuff he used to do. Basically party type stuff, prefect for wedding and company christmas do's!!
Anyway they are pretty good and committed!
Will travel too
Mash
Anyway they are pretty good and committed!
Will travel too
Mash
Originally posted by podgypossum
Hey..thats great Mash...what kinda music do you play?
Hey..thats great Mash...what kinda music do you play?