The relationship between a DJ and a wedding coordinator is often complex. While professional coordination is vital for a smooth event, the discussion quickly turns to the struggles vendors face with “coordinator ego” and rigid timelines. Jay Brannan, Bill D., and the panel weigh in on who should ultimately control the flow, the importance of flexibility, and how to handle coordinators who overstep their role.

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