Contrarian that I am, I don't mind playing weddings, if there's a fat check involved. Not receptions, mind you, but weddings, and playing celtic, not bluegrass (I can't imagine a banjo at a wedding, but that's just me). Show up 30 minutes early, take out our instruments in the choir loft, no need to set up the PA or mics. In about an hour, we're out the door, money in hand. I also like the acoustics playing in church; lots of natural reverb. The main problem, as mentioned, is the brides. They usually bug you to death. I always try to turn them over to a woman in our band I have dubbed our "wedding advisor." Flip side is when the big day comes, they're so wrapped up in things they don't even know you exist.
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