Ceremony
The exact versionyou chose. Obviously.
Processional songs, microphones, and timing are confirmed before anyone starts walking.
You don't need to build the whole playlist.
Tell me the songs you love, the ones you can't stand, and the tracks already tied to your day. I'll build from there, take requests seriously, and read the room as the night goes.
I'm there long before the dance floor.
Speeches
No tapping the mic and hoping.
The mic is checked, the speaker knows where to stand, and the photographer gets a heads-up.
Dinner
Dinner music can still be good.
Good records at a level where everyone can still talk. No sleepy background playlist required.
Dance floor
Now let's see whatyour people dance to.
Requests come in, plans change, and I pay attention to what keeps people on the floor.
Wedding tidbits
The good stuff usually starts when you stop following a wedding template.
Five hours of Spotify isn't too much.
Most songs won't play front to back. A long playlist tells me where your taste lives.The random rock request might be the one.
I've seen one left-field song pull a whole table onto the floor.Dinner music should not put everybody to sleep.
You can skip the bouquet toss.
It's your wedding. If a tradition doesn't sound like you, leave it out. The party will be fine.Let's make something happen.
I'm always up for a planned bit of harmless chaos. Try one of these, or let's invent our own.LimboConga lineDance battleLine danceDinner waveKissing game
Don't cut the chorus for the cake.
If the whole room is singing, we can give it another minute. The timeline should work for the party.Your grand entrance, your song.
The wedding party can have theirs. You get your own moment when you walk in.You don't have to dance for four minutes.
I can shorten your first dance and parent dances to the length you want, with a proper ending.No nickel-and-diming.
MCing, song edits, an extra speaker and extra time are all part of the service. No extra fees.Want the details?
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