Level Up Your Wedding Playlists

Struggling to keep up with the latest wedding song trends? Stay ahead of the curve and simplify your music planning with my curated playlists and expert advice.

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Creating Playlists Doesn’t Need to Be Time-Consuming

Most DJs waste hours digging for songs, scrolling through Spotify, or reinventing their setlists every weekend.

The Wedding MusicLetter does the heavy lifting – giving you curated playlists, trends, and inspiration made specifically for wedding pros.

Less time searching. More time mixing.

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Hi! I’m Matthew Campbell

I’m the Chief Party Playlist Officer behind My Wedding Songs, creator of The Wedding MusicLetter, and host of The Wedding Songs Podcast.

After years in the booth and behind the scenes, I’ve learned one thing: great weddings aren’t about algorithms – they’re about emotion. My goal isn’t to overwhelm you with 500 song choices, but to help you curate playlists that actually connect with your couples and crowd.

At heart, I’m a teacher. I love helping DJs and wedding pros make smarter music decisions that save time, build confidence, and keep dance floors full.

You didn’t become a DJ to spend hours hunting songs – you did it to create moments people remember forever.

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