Wedding and Party DJ in Marinette and Northeastern Wisconsin Counties.

• Wow, you're getting married. Congratulations. How do things work at a wedding reception in Coleman and Northeast Wisconsin. What comes first and what is the role of the DJ?
  Your DJ will let you know at least 5 minutes ahead of time when an event is going to take place, giving you plenty of time to run to the bathroom, check your hair, makeup, etc. An experienced disc jockey will keep you informed and ready every step of the way during your Northeast Wisconsin reception.
  Below is an example of an evening wedding reception itinerary here in Northeast Wisconsin, as coordinated by your disc jockey:
  Bridal Party Arrival, 
  Your DJ gets everyone lined up and ready to enter, anywhere from ten minutes to a half hour, depending on the readiness of the Bridal party. Make sure EVERYONE being announced is aware, to stay outside of the reception hall, until the wedding party introductions.
  Best Man's Toast, or other toasts,
  Usually done immediately following the wedding party introductions or after the first course of a sit down dinner. In Northeast Wisconsin, the best man traditionally gives the toast, however, many couples also have a second or third person say a few words too. Your disc jockey will provide the cordless microphone.
  Dinner, 
  Depending on how the meal is served, buffet, food stations, or sit down meal, and how many courses, this can take anywhere from 45 minutes, buffets with smaller crowds, to upwards of two hours, sit down dinners. Since the Bride & Groom finish their meal about 15-30 minutes before everyone else, this is a good time for them to go around to each table to say hello, Your DJ will be playing continuous music during dinner.
  Cake Cutting Ceremony, 
  The photographer will usually ask for a formal pose or two before beginning the cutting of the cake. The Bride and Groom cut out two, evenly sized, pieces of cake In Northeast Wisconsin , wedding tradition holds that the Groom feeds his new Bride first, followed by the Bride feeding the Groom. Many Bride and Grooms feed each other a piece of cake simultaneously. Your DJ will provide guidance, music and a bit of encouragement for this formal event!
  Formal Dances, 
  Approximately three to four minutes each is the rule of thumb for the length of special dances. Your DJ will smoothly make the transitions from one wedding reception formality to another. See the music sampler for ideas.
  1. Bride-Groom First Dance
  2. Father-Daughter dance 
  3. Mother-Son dance 
  4. Bridal Party dance 
  5. Throwing of the garter and the bouquet 
  6. The Dollar dance 
  7. Anniversary Dance
  8. Time to Party!
  From the announcement into the hall, to the bouquet and garter ceremonies, timing is generally about two hours. If this is going to be a four hour wedding reception, this leaves you about two hours to let loose, three hours for a five hour reception, in terms of how many songs you'll hear, one hour of time equals about 15 songs!
  Last Dance?
  Perhaps, you'd like the DJ to play the last song with the two of you encircled by family and friends? Let us know if there's a special song you'd like us to play to end the wedding reception with!
  Why is all of this important?
  It's so that you don't feel like you are being handled and directed without any clear view of what should happen, when and how. As your DJ, I wish you all the best in your journey towards the perfect wedding. If I can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to give me a call, at 920-897-4928.

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