Bride and Groom: Nancy & Jason
Where & When: Merrimon-Wynne Carriage House
on July 9th, 2016
The Professionals:
Wedding Ceremony Songs
Seating of Grandparents & Parents: “Better” by Cairn Street Quartet
Entrance of Bridesmaids: “Hoppipolla” by Cairn Street Quarter
Processional: “Canon” by Cairn Street Quartet
Recessional: “Everlasting Light” by Black Keys
Wedding Reception Songs
Introduction of the Bride & Groom: “Sugar” by Maroon 5
First Dance: “Unforgettable” by Natalie & Nat ‘King’ Cole
Father-Bride Dance: “Make You Feel My Love” by Adele
Mother-Groom Dance: “Have I Told You Lately” by Rod Stewart
Garter Removal: “Oh Yeah” by Yello
Garter & Bouquet Toss: “Sexy & I Know It” by LMFAO
Last Dance: “Forever” by Chris Brown
This was my second wedding in
July at Merrimon-Wynne and I loved every minute of it! This time was for Nancy and Jason and I
provided music and mics for the ceremony in the carriage house with pastor
Randy Taylor. The ceremony was so nice
and included a couple readings. Great
job as always Randy Taylor!
After the ceremony, guests
made their way to the house for cocktails and passed hors d’oeuvres while
photographer Hooman got some shots and the staff flipped the Carriage House for
the reception.
After the cocktail hour the
100+ guests made their way back to the Carriage House that looked beautiful
with floral arrangements by Diane at Bowerbird Flowers. They found their seats and I introduced the
wedding party and Nancy & Jason.
They came in and had their first dance and parents dances, then I opened
the floor with some Motown and oldies for dancing while the dinner buffet
opened in the house. Guests could either
dance or visit the buffet. What a great
idea!
After everyone had eaten I
took the dancing up a notch and the floor filled for the next 2 hours. They danced to line dances (heavily led by
Nancy’s little niece) and top 40, 2000’s hits and some 80’s. We paused briefly for the garter/bouquet tosses
and then back to dancing til the end of the night. We ended the night with “Forever” by Chris
Brown and they made their way to the front of the house for a sparkler exit.
This was one of my favorite
weddings, and not one I, or the guests, will soon forget!
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