Can't find the right intro song? Want something new that no-one has done? Here are 4 Hot New high energy wedding party introduction songs.
1. Just the Way you Are - Bruno Mars
2. Dynamite - Taio Cruz
3. Chris Brown - Yeah 3x
4. Let it Rock - Kevin Little
So what are the ceremonies that you are master of, you ask?
Usually, the Master of Ceremonies takes charge of making the reception run smoothly. Our DJ Rocks will go over exactly what it is that you want during your reception. Every wedding is slightly different. However, the typical announcements, are:
There are countless times that I get phones calls from brides and grooms that are in need of a DJ one month prior to their wedding because they have hired "a friend" or a "club dj" and now they are asking questions that the DJ cannot answer. That is because a wedding DJ is not only a DJ but also a MC, a Master of Ceremony, the one who helps your event run smoothly. You've only got one shot to get it right. Do it right the first time!
Learn more about Our DJ Rocks and our Master of Ceremony by visiting us online.
We love working with great DJ's for two reasons. One, they keep the party going, keep people up and dancing which always makes for great and fun photos. And two, for keeping us in the know of the happenings during the evening, making sure things happen on schedule, and making sure that the flow of the night goes as it should. DJ's really are like a reception coordinator in a way as far as the schedule goes.
We enjoy working with DJ Kristin because she makes the evening FUN and really helps to keep things organized throughout the night. She makes sure that people are having a good time, knows when to play fast songs, slow songs, and fun songs. We also love that she isn't afraid to get out on the dance floor and teach people the different dances, and really gets involved with her clients and brides and grooms. When we had our grand opening for our studio we knew she was THE dj to ask for based on our prior experiences with her, and because we knew our fellow wedding vendors, friends, and family would LOVE her! She really does bring life to the party!! :)
The most important factor in working with a DJ is teamwork. A good DJ controls the flow of the reception so it is important for them to know who the major players are such as the photographer, videographer, banquet captain, and planner. Announcements should be planned accordingly and good team work assures that all major parties are in the reception room prior to toasts, first dances, etc.The relationship of the planner and DJ is very important since both are passed the ball throughout the evening to ensure a smooth transition of events as well as a happy client. Miscommunication can lead to unnecessary hiccups which is why I encourage my clients to work with professional “wedding” DJ’s!!!
This is not your typical bridal show. And that's why we LOVE it! It's been called a unique bridal "event." There will be live entertainment, door prizes, dancing, and much more. And the best part? You are highly encourage to come dressed up and ready for a ball experience - there will be a dance floor! Participating vendors are working hard to create a spectacular evening that is sure to inspire and entertain the modern or the vintage bride!
DJs can look for visual cues from the officiant as to when the music needs to be tapered off...like when the bride comes down the aisle. They also play a vital role in the ceremony when there is a portion of the ceremony that has no speaking. Music is always a great filler for candles being lit, sand or wine being poured, or rings being passed.My favorite of his qualities: Professionalism and Charismatic.
As far as dislikes, if I can't hear myself speak because the volume is too high or there is too much echo it makes pronouncing difficult names and words with hard "s" and "z" almost impossible. I once did a wedding at Highland Manor and the speakers we so far removed from the ceremony site, that there was a few seconds of delay. I would speak a word and a few seconds later it would come back to me...confusing!!!
