Bride and Groom: Nicole & Tyler
Where & When: Rose Hill on September 23rd,
2016
The Professionals:
Wedding Ceremony Songs
Groomsmen & Bridesmaids entrance: “Can’t Help Falling In Love” by
Ingrid Michaelson
Processional: “How Long Will I Love You” by Ellie Goulding
Recessional: “Treasure” by Bruno Mars
Wedding Reception Songs
Introduction of the Wedding Party: “Raise Up/Bring ‘Em Out” By Petey Pablo & T.I.
First Dance: “You & I” by John Legend
Father-Bride Dance: “Isn’t She Lovely” by Stevie Wonder
Sister-Groom Dance: “You Should Be Here” by Cole Swindell
Cake Cutting: “Sugar” by Maroon 5
Bouquet Toss: “It’s Raining Men” by The Weather Girls
Garter Toss: “Pony” by Ginuwine
Last Dance: “You Are The Best Thing” by Ray LaMontagne
What a complete honor to DJ
Nicole and Tyler’s wedding! Nicole is a
wedding planner and has heard every DJ in the area and chose me for her
important day.
As I arrived to set up for
the ceremony, I could hear Tyler & his Groomsmen skeet shooting on the Rose
Hill grounds. I set up next to the
picturesque front porch, started the pre-ceremony music and the 150 guests
arrived shortly. After a short ceremony
officiated by Tyler’s family’s long time friend and neighbor Reverend Sullivan,
the guests made their way into the Manor House for the cocktail hour.
After the cocktail hour the
guests made their way to the main ballroom next door for dinner and
dancing. After everyone had found their
seats I introduced the wedding party and Nicole & Tyler came in for their
first dance. The wedding party then took
their seats and Nicole danced with her Father and Tyler danced with his Sister
in memory of his late Mother. Nicole’s
Father welcomed everyone and Reverend Johnny blessed the meal. The salads and entrees came out and I played
a mix of country and rock during dinner.
After dinner we had the cake
cutting and toasts followed by the most special moment of the night. Nicole’s Father sat down with his guitar and
sang an original song for them called “Never Let Go”. So great!!
It was hard to follow that, but I did my best opening the dance floor with
“Brick House” and it soon packed with young and old.
We paused briefly for the
bouquet and garter tosses, then back to dancing until the end of the
night. Nicole even had a special dance
with her girlfriends to “Wanna Be”. We
ended the night with their last dance and a sparkler exit outside.
This was one of my favorite
weddings, and not one I, or the guests, will soon forget!
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