As you plan your music, which is a very important element of your entire wedding day, consider how the music will move from your ceremony to your reception.
While your guests are being seated at your wedding ceremony, it is lovely to have music playing. During the ceremony, a vocalist or instrumental group adds nice ambiance to your vow-taking.
You may want music during your receiving line or grand introduction, during dinner, the cutting of the cake, and when the bridal garter and bouquet are tossed.
The ceremonial dance between the bride and groom certainly calls for a special piece of music that has meaning to both of you.
The music during your reception should be a balanced, so guests can get up and dance while others can still hold conversations at their tables. Remember that you will have a blending of the generations and will want to engage everyone so that they can all have a great time.
Hire a DJ that you feel comfortable working with and ensure that their musical collection is compatible with your tastes.
You’ll want everyone to remember your special wedding and music is a memory-maker that weaves your day together.
