A couple sends a playlist filled with soul, funk and R&B. One track matters because their families danced to it together. Another is there for its bassline. A third is a favourite recording they want to hear exactly as it is. Those are three different requests, even when they sit in the same playlist.
For a destination wedding in Spain, the useful starting point is what the music means to the hosts and how they want to share it with their guests. An international guest list makes that conversation especially…
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