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Congratulations on your upcoming
wedding!
Music Road Disc Jockey Service puts YOU in the driver’s seat.
You decide how your wedding will be designed. I will listen to your ideas, and then offer my views on what kind of music to provide, and a time frame of events, for your wedding.
I will also communicate with your function coordinator, catering service, and photographer at your wedding to insure your special day will function smoothly.
• Highly Experience Disc Jockey
I have been providing music/entertainment for the last 16 years. I am located in the beautiful Lakes Region of New Hampshire, and provide music all over the state. My success has come by playing the correct music you and I chose, and to interact with your guests in an appropriate and tasteful manner.
There will be no in you face dj here.
I realize this is your day and not mine. This doesn’t mean we can’t have fun in a proper manner.
I have the knowledge of all types of music to provide for a memorable time at your wedding.
I also have performed as a musician for a band.
My combined experience and love for music, is why my dj service is successful.
• Customized Music
I will work with you to develop a program that will suit your needs. We can discuss what types of music
you would like for the cocktail hour, dinner music, and dance music. As an emcee, I will keep it simple by clearly and articulately making all essential announcements.
A list of these announcements is on my website.
I offer a large selection of music from the big band era, classic rock, today’s country, adult contemporary, dance, hip hop, and hits from the 50’s and 60’s.
In the event of a wedding, I can also provide music for the ceremony, if needed.
• Great Sound
I have a complete, state-of-the-art, commercial sound system with a backup just in case of any equipment failure.
A wireless microphone is available at each event. I utilize music cd’s for all my clients.
The quality and selection of music/entertainment we have chosen, will keep you, your husband, and guests satisfied from beginning to end.
If you choose Music Road for you wedding DJ, then click on
Wedding Planner.
Once there, fill in all spaces on the form. Then click on submit.
Ideas for songs please go to
www.weddingwire.com or
www.itunes,com.
There you will find songs for the Bride & Groom dance, father & bride dance, mother & groom dance, and many other songs.
Please enter them on your wedding planner form.
I also, can provide you with a song list.
Remember, for a truly memorable and classy affair; look no further than
Music Road.
I also provide music for anniversaries, reunions, parties, and social events.
Best regards,
Roger
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Itinerary for
After the Ceremony
This itinerary can be changed if desired
Pre-Dinner Cocktails: Following the ceremony, I recommend that if you plan on having a receiving line, this would
be a great time to have it.
The Receiving Line is a tradition, in which the bride, groom, both sets of parents and the entire bridal party greet their guest. Once this is completed the bride, groom, and the bridal party will be having photographs taken. At this time, the guests will make their way to the reception site. There they will enjoy cocktails and music until your arrival.
Bridal Party Introduction: When the bridal party arrives, the event coordinator or the DJ will line up the bridal party. Once lined up, the DJ will announce them, as they enter the reception room. If desired, a song can be played during the introduction. After the introduction, you will go to your reserved table, or can go right into the bride and groom dance. This will be determined prior to the wedding day.
The Toast: Soon after the introduction, it will be time to raise your glasses to make a toast to the bride and groom! Traditionally the best man gives the toast, however, many couples also have a second or third person say a few words as well.
A wireless microphone will be available.
The Blessing: Saying grace prior to dinner is typically done by a clergy
person. However, many brides and grooms
may designate a family member to say grace before the meal.
A wireless microphone will be available.
Dinner: Music will be provided continuously during dinner. Guests are seated by place card at most sit-down meals. At both full-service and buffet-style wedding dinners, a member of the catering service or the DJ will announce the order in which tables are served. Since the bride and groom finish their meals approximately 15 - 30 minutes before the guests, this is a good time for you to visit each table to say hello.
Cake Cutting Ceremony: This tradition is usually done after the meal, and may get messy. The DJ can provide music, and a bit of fun for this event. The photographer may take a few still shots before you cut the cake. Then the bride and groom will each cut a piece of cake and then feed each other. This event can also be designed by the bride and groom.
Formal Dances: Now the DJ will ask the newlyweds to take the floor for their first dance, if not done after the introduction. The DJ may also announce the father/daughter dance and the mother/son dance. Parents and the wedding party can have their own dances or be incorporated into the bridal dance. All these songs will be discussed prior to the wedding day.
After the Formal Dances:
The DJ will get the party started. I will open up the dance floor for a fantastic selection of music. Music that the bride and groom have chosen and what I chose. Also some request and dedications. If requested, the DJ will announce the Bouquet and Garter Toss. The DJ can provide music for these events.
Need to give away the centerpieces, tell the DJ.
The Last Dance: The bride and groom may like the DJ to play a particular song for their last dance of the reception. Let me know, prior to the wedding day, if you have a special song you would like played at the close of the wedding reception.
• This itinerary is a standard guide for a wedding event.
• Music Road can also provide music for the ceremony, for an additional fee.
• TO LISTEN & GET IDEAS FOR SONGS GO TO
www.weddingwire.com or
www.itunes.com.
• Make a short list of songs you want played and not played, and tell me.
