I didn’t get to meet Laura and Michael until right before
they came in the door after the ceremony, but I knew I would love them from
from their musical taste! Their ceremony
and cocktail hour were held on the 4th floor of the Museum of Science Research Center
in Raleigh on October 18th and I did not handle any of that. After the cocktail hour the guests made their
way back down to the first floor for dinner and dancing with help from planner Sally Oakley. I introduced the wedding party to the indie
rock song “Have It All” by Jeremy Kay from the Scrubs soundtrack. They came down the stairs and made a circle
at the bottom and awaited the introduction of Laura & Mike. After the arrived, the applause faded and
Laura’s father said a heart felt welcome to everyone followed by a blessing of
the bread by their Rabbi. I invited the
guests to find their tables for dinner and the salad’s and entrée’s came out. During dinner they chose a mix of their
favorite movie scores and some Disney movie songs that went along with the
tables named after movies.
After dinner we had the toast by Michael’s brother and the
cake cutting to
“Sweetest Thing” by U2. While the staff cut the cake for serving, Laura and Michael made their way inside the globe to the dance floor for their choreographed dance to “Lucky” by Jason Mraz. Laura’s father joined her for their dance to “Mandolin Wind” by Bruce Hornsby and Mike escorted his mother to the floor for their dance to “Unforgettable”. I opened the floor with the “Hora” and it filled instantly. For the next couple hours guests danced to oldies, Motown, top 40 and some line dances.
“Sweetest Thing” by U2. While the staff cut the cake for serving, Laura and Michael made their way inside the globe to the dance floor for their choreographed dance to “Lucky” by Jason Mraz. Laura’s father joined her for their dance to “Mandolin Wind” by Bruce Hornsby and Mike escorted his mother to the floor for their dance to “Unforgettable”. I opened the floor with the “Hora” and it filled instantly. For the next couple hours guests danced to oldies, Motown, top 40 and some line dances.
After a little bit we paused for the bouquet toss to
“Jumpin’, Jumpin’” by Destiny’s Child and then back to dancing to some sing a
long songs until the end of the night. I
ended with Darius Rucker’s “Wagon Wheel” and they had a flower petal exit from
the front of the Museum. What a
wonderful night and great couple! Thank
you Laura, Michael, Susan and Sally and congratulations!
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