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MUSICRECEPTION MUSICThe reception is usually two parts: eatingand dancing. Background music istypically played during dinner so yourguests can visit and enjoy their meal.The background music will continueduring the toasts and cake cutting, ifthese are part of your timeline. You mayalso have special songs played during thetraditional dances you have planned.As the evening progresses, the musicwill transition from background to mainevent. Your DJ or band will play popularsongs, both fast and slow, to encourageyour guests to get up and dance.If you are working with a DJ, you will beable to wait until about a month beforeyour wedding day to make your musicselections. This will ensure that the DJhas enough time to make sure the songsare downloaded. However, working witha live band will require a bit more planning.If the songs you’re wanting playedat your wedding aren’t already part oftheir regular rotation, the band will haveto learn and rehearse them so they willbe perfect for your big day.THE TRADITIONAL DANCESMost couples seem to have a special song,one that has significance in their lives. Thatsong is what should be played for your firstdance as husband and wife. That or anothersong that is special and unique to you as acouple, not just a random song from a listyou found on the internet.If you don’t want to dance by yourselves forthe entire length of the song, work out a cuewith your DJ so they know when to inviteother guests to join you on the dance floor,or to move on to the next activity of theevening.FIRST DANCE SONGS“Thinking Out Loud” - Ed Sheeran“I Can’t Wait (Be My Wife)” - Runner Runner“You Are The Best Thing” - Ray LaMontagne“A Thousand Years” - Christina PerryRemember that the parent dances are theone part of the reception that is not aboutthe bride and groom. While some couplesmight not want to include parent dances intheir big day, we encourage you to let yourparents decide as it is their moment.FATHER/DAUGHTER DANCE SONGS“I Loved Her First” - Heartland“My Girl” - Temptations“My Little Girl” - Tim McGraw“Cinderella” - Steven Curtis ChapmanMOTHER/SON DANCE SONGS“A Mother’s Song” - T Carter Music“What A Wonderful World” - LouisArmstrong“I Hope You Dance” - Lee Ann Womack“Simple Man” - Lynrd Skynyrd or ShinedownPlatinum Events Company8 7
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