PERSONAL FROM THE START
From the ceremony
to the last song.
Sound for the meaningful moments
Ceremony coverage can include music and microphones so your guests can hear the words that matter. Tell Ryan whether your ceremony and reception are at the same venue or in different locations, and describe the spaces you are using.
A reception that keeps moving
Cocktail and dinner music set the atmosphere while emceeing brings together introductions, announcements and the transitions between your planned moments. We will talk through the order of events, important names and the feeling you want for your reception.
Music that sounds like you
Bring your must-play songs, do-not-play list, favorite genres and clean-music preferences. Your first dance and other special songs belong in the plan, along with the music your friends and family love. The goal is to connect your people rather than make every wedding sound the same.
A few details that help us plan your night.
- Your date, venue and ceremony and reception locations.
- When you want music coverage to begin and end.
- Special dances, introductions and announcements.
- Must-play and do-not-play songs, plus any music preferences.
- Whether you also want a photo booth, uplighting or an officiant.
