What song don't you play at a wedding?

There is no law or official list of songs you cannot play at a wedding. The choice is yours, but a few practical points help. Songs with explicit or offensive language can make guests uncomfortable, especially if children are present. Some venues have rules about this, so ask your venue or DJ in advance. Sad or breakup songs, such as tracks about loss or divorce, can bring down the mood, so save them for a joke or skip them. Also avoid songs with personal meaning to an ex or a difficult family situation. The safest approach is to think about your guests. If you have older relatives, very young children, or a mixed crowd, choose music that everyone can enjoy. You can always have a few fun or cheeky songs later in the evening when the dance floor is full of people who know the vibe. If you are unsure, ask your DJ for advice. They have played many weddings and know what works. Remember, you can create a do not play list for your DJ, which is a helpful way to set boundaries without spoiling the fun.