We always invite all of our clients
to provide a playlist, ahead of the function detailing
any special requests which we will try and include during
the course of the Evening. We do ask that this request
list is kept to 15 tracks or less, to ensure continuity
and for us to incorporate the requests of your guests
on the night of the actual function.
At Wedding Receptions, or indeed any
function with a mixed aged audience we usually try and
avoid anything too specialised, or Genre's such as Heavy
Metal, Rap, Trance and non commercial Dance Music unless
specifically requested by the client (where they believe
that it would be appreciated by their guests). Of course,
we do tailor the music to the age range of the audience,
and so if you do have an audience consisting of mainly
Younger Guests then the playlist will be tailored accordingly,
and exactly the same for older age groups as well.
The Running order of the actual disco
depends largely on your booking with the wedding venue,
and any Buffet or Dining arrangement. Obviously if you
have arranged a meal during the 'Wedding Breakfast'
then you should allow for a little flexibility in your
Evening arrangements, since, in our experience events
such as the meal itself, and speeches etc can tend to
overun a little. If you have invited Evening Guests,
then you should also allow at least 45 mins beyond the
time stated on the Wedding Invitations for everyone
to arrive, so it isn't advisable to plan your first
dance too early.
This is a sample running order, assuming
a 7.30 - 12.00 function
6.45 - The Mobile Disco arrives at the
Venue / Set up
7.30 - Background Music whilst Evening Guests Arrive
8.30 - Bride and Groom's First Dance & Disco Starts
9.15 - Buffet (If the cake has not been cut earlier
in the Evening, this is usually a good time, just ahead
of the Buffet)
10.00 - Disco
12.00 - Last Dance and Evening Ends
Again, it is difficult to set any form
of firm running order and so you should allow some deviation
during the function to allow for earlier events which
may have over-run or guests who may be running late.
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