1. Introductions Into Main Reception :
2. Announcements of Any Special Guests, Grand Parents etc :

3. Blessings :
    Clergyman :
    Friend of family :
    Will the Priest / Minister / Rabbi be at the reception:
    (In the absence of clergy I can recite the blessing)

4. Toast :
    By best man :
    By maid / matron of honor :
    Are there brothers? Have you considered both as co-best men?

5. Cutting of Cake:
    Song :
    A. Traditional cutting of the cake with song & feeding of the bride and groom
    B. Non Traditional music for the cutting of the cake – (see attached song list)
    C. Low key with little attention. The photographer will coordinate the activity for Photographs.

6. Bride and Father / Brother Dance :
    If your father is not able to attend, it would be appropriate to have the person who gave you away at the service stand in. If there are brothers, grandfathers, uncles present; calling out the different male members of the family to dance with the bride makes for an excellent scene.

7. Groom and Mother Dance :

8. Bridal Party Dance (This would follow your first dance as Husband & Wife) :
    Song :

9. Giving Away of Centerpieces :

10. Will There Be Cameras at Each Table :

11. Garter and Bouquet :
    A. Toss Garter :
    B. Toss Bouquet :
    C. Garter put on bouquet catcher:

12. Songs and Types of Music You Don't Want to Hear :


13. Songs and Types of Music You Do Want to Hear :


14. How Much (If Any) Crowd Participation Will You Expect From Your DJ / MC? :


15. Will There Be a Photographer :
    Videographer :
    Song :

16. Is there anything else we can do to make this a happy and joyous event? :


17. What Concerns are Important to You Regarding Your DJ and The Way He Coordinates Your Reception. Is There Any (Ethnic) Music You Would Like Me to Play At Your Reception? :


18. On Your Announcement Into The Hall, Would it be Appropriate For Me to Use, "Mr. and Mrs. John Smith"(This is the common approach to introducing couples.) :
Name :
Address :
Telephone Number :
Fax :
Email :
Date, Time & Place of Wedding :
Date, Time & Place of Reception :

Ceremonial Dances
The First Dance: Bride and Groom
(The dance floor should not be open until after the Bride and Groom have their first dance. Experience has shown that it is best to open the dance floor as soon as possible.)

Song :    Artist :

Bridal Party Dance: (optional)
Song :    Artist :

Bride and her Father / Brother Dance:
Song :    Artist :

Groom and his Mother Dance:
Song :    Artist :

Music
Our goal is to accommodate you, tailor the reception to your specific wishes, entertain your guests, and provide a party in which everyone enjoys a well-chosen variety of music that encourages dancing.

This is a list of procedures that could be used at your wedding. Use this form as a guide and to let others know your plans