Each week, we feature music recommendations from Scratch Weddings, the nation's leader with the best wedding DJs at affordable prices. This week's post comes from DJ Chris Mix, Chicago's hometown DJ sensation spinning a wide variety of events and clubs in Chicago, New York, and Las Vegas. Mix's musical skills don't end on the turntables: He's also a pianist, a jazz drummer, plays clarinet and saxophone, and has an encyclopedic musical knowledge. Chris loves to play weddings because it allows him to create the perfect set-list based on the couple's musical taste. "I love being able to play the music that will make your wedding memorable!”
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Tip of the Day: This trio design is sweet for a springtime wedding! The groupings on the sides make the taller centerpiece pop and add a chic look to your décor.
How to recreate the look with your florist:
- Start with a tall collection of lots of different blooms in a pretty glass vase.
- Then, set two shorter vessels on either side of the taller vase.
- In one vessel, select a monochromatic collection of one type of flower found in the larger bunch (the pink roses on the left).
- The other vessel gets a monochromatic collection of another type of flower in the bunch (like the white carnations on the right).
- Add sprigs of greenery to extend the floral effect outward even more.
