First of all, the Crowne Plaza does an amazing job, from the Maitre D' Karen (on site the entire evening), to the food, to the room itself, they do such a great job. We also had the pleasure of spending the evening with Keith Berry of Keith Berry Photography and John from Wedding Stories. It was a lot of equipment in a small area, and all were so nice and so easy to work with! We'll watch their websites for photos and maybe video, can't wait! Also, the flowers by Golden Gate Studios were simply breathtaking.
The crowd was super, a lot of great dancers who danced to all types of music. When family and friends come together and a great song is playing..it's magic on the dance floor! The flower girl danced the entire night, and I mean to every song. The kid has got some moves! So cute.
We enjoyed working with Amanda and Pete, they were calm and very easy going. As a result, all their hard work seemed to flow effortlessly the night of the wedding. We wish them a relaxing and warm honeymoon!
Here are their songs:
1. Parents Entrance: Black Betty By Ram Jam
2. Bridesmaid 1 Entrance: Sandstorm By Derude
3. Bridesmaid 2 Entrance: Big & Chunky By Will.I.Am
4 Bridesmaid 3 Entrance: Billie Jean Remix
5. Bridesmaid 4 Entrance: Just Dance By Lady Gaga
6. Juniors & Kids Entrance: Burnin’up By Jonas Brothers
7. Maid of Honor Entrance: Yeah by Usher
8. Bride & Groom Entrance: Beautiful By Akon
9. First Dance: You And Me By Kenny Chesney
10. Cake Cutting: Sugar, Sugar By The Archies
11. Father/Daughter Dance: I Loved Her First By Heartland
12. Anniversary Dance: Through The Years By Kenny Rogers
13. Tossing The Bouquet: Girls Just Wanna Have Fun By Cyndi Lauper
14. Last Dance: I’ve Had The Time Of My Life By Jennifer Warnes
Here are some photos:
DJ Setup
Pretty tables and Flowers
Gorgeous Cake
I thought this picture was neat.
3 comments:
What a beautiful wedding!
Anne - How did it go with the different songs for each bridal party entrance?
Someone told me they think it may sound too choppy, but we still really want to do it...
About how much time of each song is played ~30 seconds?
It wasn't choppy, not in my opinion! We started each song, then announced the name and they walked to the dance floor where they had their picture taken, then got in line. It was about 30-40 seconds for each. I liked it because it gave each couple a real "moment" instead of just a quick announcement. We're doing the same thing on Sunday, will post how it went.
Sounds great!!! Can't wait to do that at ours!
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