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“Dear PoP,
We are thinking that a celebration of life is overdue. To do that right, I think we might need a band. I personally would prefer to trade the expense of food for a band, I at least want to explore the idea of a band. Do any local bands come to mind as great? Bringing someone in from out of town is not out of the question either. We’ve also talked about reggae. Alternatively, do you or your readers have any great DJ recommendations?”
Last week we looked at good wedding venues so this seems like a natural follow up. For those who have got married in the DC area – can you recommend a local band or DJ?
And out of curiosity – where do you fall on the food vs. band debate? If you have a limited budget, which would you focus on?
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