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to the dance floor.

letting Jason know the things we wanted and didn't want. I even asked my husband "we told him....right?" He had many ideas about things he wanted to do during our reception which we listened to and we told him the things we did and did not want. He wanted to play some game to get people on the dance floor and we told him no games, if you play the music we want our friend will have no problems dancing. He didn't play very much music we wanted to hear....one of the first songs he played was country, which we stated we didn't want any country music played unless we specifally said to play it. One of the things we talked about was the anniversary dance and how we wanted it to go.We wanted him to call out the years and the couples leave the floor until there was one left for some words of wisdom and he didn't do that. We changed our timeline to accommodate what he suggested and it felt rushed with cake, toast and first dance all at once then nothing the rest of the night. Also after the bouquet and garter toss he started playing some game we hadn't even talked about and I had no idea was was going on. I was so embarrassed to tell my guests I didn't know what was happening! Another thing, which I did enjoy, he had some songs we could karaoke. Our guests enjoyed and it was a nice surprise. He suggested doing two songs - one for the guys and one for the girls and we said no just one song for everyone to start and we would ask for more if anyone wanted to do more. Well at the wedding he went ahead and played two songs but no one was interested in singing the second song....well because I asked him not to. Overall, I just think the things we wanted were not heard or listened to and the dj just did what he wanted.