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July 2012 Weddings

Reception Music Question

I'm curious about how people are handling their music for the reception! How detailed are you going to be with your band/dj about your reception music? Besides telling them the specific songs you want for the first dance, WP entrance, cake cutting, M/S, F/D dances, etc. are you telling them exactly what songs you want played or are you just doing a do not play list? 
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Re: Reception Music Question

  • We're actually not giving our band that much guidance. I trust them - they're the professionals - and they'll be able to gauge the audience and see what's working and what isn't. I will tell them to stick to stuff that would be ok for "old people" at the beginning and then transition into newer/pop stuff as the night goes on. I want them to do what they think works, though, so I'm trying not to micromanage them. They did ask for a do not play list, but since it's a band, not DJ, there really won't be any "chicken dance" or other issues that we realy need to deal with. :)
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  • We're telling our Dj which songs we want for first dance, m/s and f/d dances, besides that we're just giving her a do not play list of songs we absolutely don't want to hear.
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  • we gave about 10 artists that we didn't want to be played...other than that, we're letting him do his thing!
  • I have a huge range of people from 90's to my flower girl who is 4. So I put together all the music that is dancing type and hits as many genres as possible. I have about 6 hours worth of music listed for a guide. But my dj is the very best and will work his magic.

    So far only one song is on my Do Not Play - The Chicken Dance. Gods how I hate that song. And my family loves it and wants it. It sends shivers down my spine.
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