by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Not usually. You are welcome to share favorites, must-plays, do-not-plays, artists you love, and the general direction you want. From there, we build the reception flow based on your taste, the timeline, the crowd, and what is working in the room. A great dance set...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
We use a mix of your preferences, past client requests, band favorites, and songs we know work on real dance floors. We also pay attention to the room in real time. Some crowds lean more classic rock, some more pop, some more country, some more jam, some more 90s, and...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
Yes, and those songs often belong in the right part of the day. Not every favorite song needs to be part of the main reception dance set. Some songs work beautifully for ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, a special dance, or a playlist moment. Others might be great for...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
That is totally fine as a starting point, and it helps us understand your taste. Slower songs, ballads, and more emotional favorites can work beautifully in the right parts of the day – ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, special dances, or playlist moments. For...
by IdeaZign Media | Jul 30, 2026
That can be helpful because it tells us a lot about your taste. If you love an artist or band, definitely let us know. At the same time, a reception set usually works best when it has variety. Loading too many songs by one artist into the main dance set may not engage...