Date of event
Time of event
Location of event
Bride's Name
Groom's Name
Maid of Honor's Name
Best Man's Name
Bride's Parents Name
Groom's Parents Name
Attire of friends and family
Attire expected of DJ
Name of person filling out this form
Your contact E-mail address
If DJ is playing the actual wedding ceremony, do you want the traditional
Wedding March as the bride walks down the isle or another music selection?
After the actual ceremony, do you want the traditional Bridal Chorus or another selection?
During arrival and seating of guests, do you want soft background music? Yes
Are you going to have a Guest Book ? Yes
Do you want it announced? Yes
Grand Entrance: Do you want the DJ to introduce the wedding party? Yes
Type of Meal you are providing for guests? (if any)
After the meal has been consumed and champagne has been served it is traditional
for the best man to take the bridal table microphone and Make a Toast to the newlyweds. After this the Maid of Honor usually speaks.
Scheduling the Cake Cutting right after the toasting works well. Have prearranged helpers to pass
out cake in a timely fashion or the bride and groom will accomplish this
task. Remember the pictures. Pictures should be taken of the bride and groom with the cake.
First Dance: The first dance is always the Bride and Groom’s favorite song. What song
would you like for the first dance?
Parents Dance: Do you want your parents to dance alone on the floor? If so, what song
selection?
Bridal Party Dance: It is customary that the whole wedding party dances next. If so, what
song selection?
You may add Father/Daughter or Mother/Son dance if you like. Yes
Bouquet & Garter Toss: After these dances DJ usually calls for the single gals to line up for
the Bouquet Toss. Upon completion the DJ calls for the single guys to line
up for the garter toss. Groom carefully and discretely removes the garter
from the bride and taunts the single guys into submission. Bride blushes!
Money Dance: This is popular with young married couples. It is a way to give them a
few bucks for the honeymoon. Guests are invited to “cut in” and dance with
the bride and groom. Guests deposit money in a hat, or pin a Federal Treasury
note to the bride and groom. The hat or container works better as nobody
usually has pins or first aid kits at weddings.
Anniversary Dance: All married couples are invited to dance with their spouse.
Open Dancing: At this time, as your DJ I will be taking requests from the audience using
over 9000 songs contained on my computer hard drives. Please indicate the
type of music you would like played. Remember all the different age groups at the party. We recommend slow Sinatra and
traditional waltzes for Mom, Pop, Grandma and Grandpa, traditional rock
and roll for ages 50 to 60, or classic country for two stepping. 1970’s
disco or classic country is fun for ages 40 to 50, and 1980’s rock and
R&B for ages 30 to 40. Finally, contemporary rock or new country works
well for ages 18 to 30. We also have the Chicken Dance and the Hokey Pokey
for the kids. Please indicate your preference.
Payment: Please give check, cash or money order to your DJ before event.