From my experience, at that type of event nobody wants to hear you dropping loops or samples over their favourite songs. I would have to suggest you don't bother, to be honest.

Save the Bridge for the club or making cool mixes to put out.

yeah probably true.. just a thought..

The Bridge is an awesome creative tool, for sure. But a wedding is not the place to be getting creative... ;-)

I agree with Phatbob, you don't want to do that at weddings. Work on making your own original tracks using ableton/serato/the bridge and put out mixtapes or try playing parties/clubs that are set up for DJs to be creative that will give you that freedom to play around with all that. I personally have played some live remixes and mashups at weddings but its only because the people hired me because they know I do those things. But I also do it very sparingly. Phatbob is right most people at weddings will ask you for a song and when you play it they want to hear what they asked for.

And that's why we charge more for mobile gigs. *smirk Feels more like work, less like art.