Day of the Reception
Location of reception
Ceremony Time & Location
Specific Directions to Reception Site:
Are There Stairs? Yes No If So, How Many?
Reception starting time
DJ starting time ending time
Will Your Photographer/Videographer be leaving at a specific time? Yes No If so, when?
Bride: Groom:
Best man: Maid of Honor:
Coordinator or Contact Person during Event:
(This is the person who should be responsible for notifying us of your arrival , so that we are prepared to announce you. It is best that it not be a member of the bridal party or a parent, as they are usually busy greeting and interacting with your guests.)
Emergency Contact Number for Day Of event:
Contact Person For Payment Day Of Event:
Would you like…?
To be introduced as you enter? Yes No
By first names or Mr. & Mrs.
The Toast/Cake Cutting introduced? Yes No
(Individuals toasting are welcome to use our microphone. The microphone cable will reach approximately 20 feet.)
Bouquet/Garter Toss Announced? Yes No
Bridal dance song
(At the end of this song the bride’s father will be asked to join her on the dance floor. The groom should wait at her side until her father has joined them.)
Father/daughter dance
Mother/groom dance
First Fast Song
(We recommend the bridal party join the bride and groom for a “first fast dance” to draw the other guests onto the dance floor.) Last Slow Song Of the Night
(We suggest that you dance a “Last Slow Song” it lets your guests know that you are ready to leave as well as lets you have a few moments together to take a deep breath and relax. Plus it lets you dance to your bridal song again or add in the song that was your second choice.)
The following is the standard order of events. Please let us know approximate times and if you would like any variation in the order.
1) Fanfare / Introduction (We use Harry Connick’s big band version of “It Had to Be You” and announce you during the fan fare.)
2) Toast/Cake Cutting
3) Bridal Dance
4) Parent’s Dance
5) Bouquet/Garter
(We generally play "Flowers on the wall" and "The Stripper Song" as background music for these events.)
To person and song-artist
This is your opportunity to tell us what you don’t want to hear at your reception. A few of the most requested/hated songs are: