Please provide your Venue or Wedding Cordinator's contact details, as well as a best contact for on the day - ie Maid of Honour or Best Man.
Include any special directions
If your DJ is not your MC, please provide your MC's Full name, Mobile Number and Email address
If yes - please provide performer/s Full names, mobile Number and Email address
The Bridal Party Entrance should be fun and energetic. It is the beginning of your celebration and should set the mood for the rest of the night. Some of our favourite selections for this include "I Got A Feeling" by Black Eyed Peas, "Big Energy" by Latto and "Pump Up The Jam" by Technotronic.
Please provide the names of the song/s required for your Bridal Party Entrance and the order of names that your Bridal Party will enter
For your entrance you can use the same song as the Bridal Party or choose something entirely different to make your entrance that little bit extra special. Some of our favourite selections for this include "Crazy In Love" by Beyonce, "Lets Get Married" by Jagged Edge and "We Found Love" by Rihanna and Calvin Harris.
Speeches can be a nerve wracking experience for some people. A great way to calm the nerves and lighten up the atmosphere is to give each person a personalised theme song. It could be their favourite track, a song that characterises them, or a confidence builder like "Eye of the Tiger". Ask your speech makers what songs they would prefer, or instead, you can keep it a secret and we'll surprise them on the night! Some of our favourite selections for this are "Bootylicious" by Destiny's Child, "Mr Boombastic" by Shaggy and "Shy Guy" by Diana King.
Please provide the names of each speechmaker in the order in which they will speak, and also the song required for their introductions (don't forget yours if you will be doing a speech also!)
The Cutting of the Cake is a wedding tradition that can either be sweet and charming, or playful and fun. Your song choice should reflect the mood you wish to create. Whether you opt to romantically slice the cake hand-in-hand, playfully dab icing on each other's noses, or take a full meringue to the face (yes, it has happened!), the song playing at this moment tells us as much about your personality as the flavour of the cake! Some of our favourite selections for this include "Sweet Lovin" by Sigala, "How Sweet It is to be Loved" by Marvin Gay and "Sugar Pie Honey Bunch" by The Four Tops.
These dances work best BEFORE the first dance, as we can then transition into inviting you and your partner to come together to have your first dance as husband and wife to officially kick off the dance floor. It is also a nice touch for the Groom to bring his mother onto the dance floor during a father-daughter dance unannounced ;) Some of our favourite selections include "Can't take my eyes off of you" Franky Valli, "What a Wonderful World" by Louis Armstrong or "The Most Beautiful Girl In The World" by Prince.
Your First Dance should be to a song that’s sentimental to the both of you. It may remind you of your first date, a special moment you shared or simply symbolise the love you have for eachother. It doesn’t matter if it isn't popular or recognisable by your guests, just as long as it means something to you and you can dance to it. Some of our favourite selections include "I Cant Help Falling In Love" by Elvis Presley, "The Best Part" by Daniel Caesar HER and "Lets Stay Together" by Al Green.
The songs played immediately after your first dance can have a big impact on the how quickly the dance floor fills up. What works best really depends on the general age of your guests. Older guests love a slow dance, so if you have a decent amount of guests that are 45yrs+ it's a great idea to follow your first dance with some familiar romantic classics. However - if your guests are relatively younger, why not waste no time and bring on the bangers! Some of our favourite selections to kick off your dancefloor include "My Girl" by the Temptations, "Love is In The Air" by John Paul Young or cutting straight to the chase with "Gonna Make Your Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" by C&C Music Factory.
Please provide the names of any particular song/s you would like played following your first dance - if you are unsure just leave it to us!
The Tossing of the Bouquet is the traditional "pass-the-torch" moment of the wedding. It’s fun, competitive, and when done right, is a good laugh. The right music really sets the tone as the single ladies assemble onto the dance floor. It’s meant to be an energetic slice of the wedding reception and so the music should reflect that. Some of our favourite selections include "Dear Future Husband" by Meghan Trainor, "Put a Ring on it" by Beyonce and "Xs and Os" by Elle King.
The Garter Toss is an old tradition that is naughty, raunchy, and always "goes down" with a laugh. Two songs are required for this, one for the retrieval of the garter and the other for the actual toss to the single males. Our favourite selections for the retrieval of the garter are "Lets get it On" by Marvin Gay, "Whatta Man" by Salt N Pepa, "Freak Me" by Silk and the "Mission Impossible" Theme Song. Our favourites selections for the actual tossing of the garter are "Im The Man" by Aloe Blacc, "Bad Boys" by Inner Circle, "Big Pimpin" by Jay Z and "Like a Sex Machine" by James Brown. If it all sounds a bit too weird and awkward then leave it out completely, or maybe even consider a Groom's version of a bouquet toss but with football for the fellas? It's all about fun after all!
The last few songs of the evening should be upbeat or fun to ensure the night ends on a high note. It is not uncommon to use the same songs as your entry, or to choose entirely different songs that encompass celebration or departure. How do you plan to say your farewell's and thankyou's? Through an archway created by your guests? or maybe in a circle for a more personal and intimate goodbye? Some of our favourite farewell selections include "Time of My Life" by Jennifer Warnes & Bill Medley, "We are Family" by Sister Sledge, "Hold On (I'm Coming Home)" by Drake and "One Love" by Bob Marley.
Please Provide the names of at least 5-10 songs you wish to hear during your reception (maximum of 25 songs)
Please Provide the names of any Songs or Artists you DO NOT wish to hear during your reception
