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does anyone even notice if you have music playing in the background during the cocktail hour? i don't know if i should add it or not.
We are having a pianist that is part of our band. Flowerfield also could have had any music pumped into the atrium.
Not sure how you could miss/not notice a 3 piece band unless the place was that enormous and there were like 600 people there. IMO you can easily get away with having the DJ music especially if this is an area you want to 'save money' on so to speak. And nobody will even notice or care that there's no live music. However, for a relatively inexpensive price tag you can get a live musician(s) that people will notice and it will definitely be a nicer more elegant touch than having a DJ play music through speakers. It's just a judgement call, your preferance and what look/feel you're going for.
We are having Gene, the Frank Sinatra singer from Tommys Tunes sing at our cocktail hour and I think that people will notice. It is the type of thing that if it isn't there, people won't miss it, but if you have music, it will probably be noticed.
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