DJ Ross Oneknows a thing or two about how to do just that.
A sentimental tune for a father or grandma can go a long way, he says.
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As you begin that curation process, its important to reflect onwhoyour guests are on your big night.
I like to get a sense of the crowd in advance.
Will it be mostly people under 30 or 40?
Does the couples friend group love any specific style of music?
Its key to consider timing, too.
You also should think about what music will be played when guestsarenton the dance floor.
Just like any great party, a wedding should build through the night, explains Ross One.
During dinner, I want guests saying, Wow I havent heard this in forever.
What a great song.
Of course, dont forget to inform your DJ and band of any special musical moments throughout the night.
A first dance with your new spouse?
A waltz with your parents?
A raucous moment to dance the hora?
All of these details should be on your musical teams agenda.
Im always of the opinion that the more info, the better, Ross One concludes.
