It's Your Wedding, Personalized!
When It Comes to Hiring a Wedding DJ,
Here Are 8 Key Things to Consider:
1. Understand their experience and see examples of their work.
2. Choose a DJ whose main song library is on hard drive so there are no interruptions.
3. Whether it’s email, phone calls, texting, or in-person meetings, clear communication ensures a smooth process leading up to your big day.
4. Share guest age groups and musical tastes, so together you can tailor the playlist and create a memorable experience for everyone.
5. Have a play list, and a DO NOT PLAY list, and your DJ should be able to handle all your requests. Also consider allowing them to read the crowd and adjust the music accordingly.
6. Dance the night away until the end of your reception with great music and a circle dance at the end for a great send off! Enjoy everything from Motown to Modern, Disco to Classic Rock, 40's, 50's & 60's, 70's, 80's & 90's.
7. A price quote, it should cover everything. Ask if ceremony, travel, lodging, set-up times, and consultations are included in the price.
8. Developing a timeline is important to help create a flow and make sure special extras get done. It's also important to tell your DJ if you want them active on the microphone or more conservative.
- Ceremony
- Guests Arrive
- Processional
- Exchange of Vows and Rings
- Recessional
- Reception
- Guests Arrive
- Cocktail Hour
- Guests Enjoy Drinks and Appetizers
- Grand Entrance
- First Dance
- Toasts
- Prayer, Grace, Moment of Silence
- Dinner Service
- Other Dances
- Cake Cutting
- Dancing
Remember, being a well-informed client and having a well-prepared DJ will make your wedding reception unforgettable!
Regular Rates:
Wedding Reception 4 hours - $695
Wedding + Ceremony 5 hours - $795
Wedding + Ceremony 6 hours - $895
Elite Rates:
Wedding + Ceremony
6 hours - $1295
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Wedding Processionals
Congratulations on your wedding! 🎉 The wedding processional is a significant part of the wedding ceremony that celebrates and symbolizes the union between two people. Here’s how it typically unfolds:
- Family Members: The processional often begins with family members. They walk down the aisle, taking their seats to witness the union.
- Parents or Close Relatives: Following the family members, parents or other close relatives make their entrance. Their presence signifies support and love for the couple.
- Groom & Officiant: The groom and the officiant, who will lead the ceremony, usually enter together. The officiant will guide the couple through their vows.
- Bridal Party: Next, the bridal party enters. This group includes bridesmaids, groomsmen, and any other attendants. Accompanied by music, they walk down the aisle in pairs or individually.
- Flower Girls and Ring Bearers: These adorable participants follow the bridal party. Flower girls scatter petals, while ring bearers carry the wedding rings.
- Bride and Father: Finally, the moment everyone eagerly awaits: the entrance of the bride. Accompanied by music, the bride and father walk down the aisle together, formally giving the bride to the groom.
Remember, the order and participants may vary based on cultural, religious, or personal preferences. Regardless, the wedding processional is a beautiful and meaningful part of the celebration! 🌟💍👰🤵
Choosing the right music for your wedding processional can set the perfect tone for your special day. Here are some delightful options for different preferences:
Instrumental Favorites:
Classical pieces like “Canon in D” by Pachelbel, “Bridal Chorus” by Wagner, and “Trumpet Voluntary” by Clarke are timeless options. 🎶
Remember, the music you choose should reflect your love story and the journey you’ve taken together. 🌟💍
Wedding Recessionals
🎉Choosing the right music for your wedding recessional is essential to set the perfect mood as you and your partner exit the ceremony. Whether you want something upbeat, romantic, or traditional, here are some wonderful options:
Upbeat Wedding Recessional Songs:
“This Will Be (An Everlasting Love)” by Natalie Cole
“All You Need Is Love” by The Beatles
“You Make My Dreams” by Hall & Oates
“I’m Yours” by Jason Mraz
“Fly Me to the Moon” by Frank Sinatra
“On Top of the World” by Imagine Dragons
“Best Day of My Life” by American Authors
“Love Me Like You Do” by Ellie Goulding
“Oh! You Pretty Things” by David Bowie
“(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher” by Jackie Wilson
Traditional Wedding Recessional Songs:
“Wedding March” (from A Midsummer Night’s Dream) by Felix Mendelssohn
“Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven
“Allegro Maestoso” (from Water Music Suite) by George F. Handel
“Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 (Allegro)” by Johann S. Bach
“Crown Imperial (Coronation March)” by Sir William Walton
“Hallelujah Chorus” (from The Messiah) by George F. Handel
“Hornpipe” (from Water Music Suite) by George F. Handel
“Arrival of the Queen of Sheba” by Handel
Remember, there are no steadfast rules, so choose a song that resonates with you and your partner. Whether it’s a classic tune or a modern hit, make sure it reflects your love and joy on this special day!
The Story of Music Mix DJs
Passion for Music
Music Mix DJs was born with a passion for music. From a young age, Music Mix DJs was drawn to the rhythms and melodies that filled the air. This passion only grew stronger over time, leading Music Mix DJs to pursue a career in the music industry.
Specializing in DJ Services in the following towns:
Chester County, PA
- West Chester - The county seat and a vibrant town known for its historic architecture and cultural scene.
- Coatesville - A city with a rich industrial history and a growing community.
- Kennett Square - Famous for its mushroom farming and home to Longwood Gardens.
- Oxford - A small town with a charming downtown area and community events.
- Phoenixville - Known for its revitalized downtown and the historic Colonial Theatre.
- Pottstown - A borough with a mix of residential and commercial areas, located near the Schuylkill River.
- Downingtown - A town with a strong sense of community and access to outdoor activities.
- Malvern - A small borough with a quaint downtown and proximity to major highways.
Exton, Paoli, Chester Springs, Lionville, Thorndale, Gap, Coatesville, Chadds Ford, Oxford, West Grove, Wayne, Valley Forge, Berwyn, Devon, Kimberton, Valley Forge,
Montgomery County, PA
- Norristown - The county seat and largest city.
- Pottstown - A growing borough known for its affordability.
- King of Prussia - Famous for its shopping mall and commercial areas.
- Lansdale - A borough with a vibrant community and local events.
- Willow Grove - Known for its shopping and dining options.
- Horsham - A township with a mix of residential and commercial areas.
- Montgomeryville - A community with various shopping and dining options.
- Ardmore - A suburb with a rich history and local amenities.
- Harleysville - A community known for its rural charm.
- Audubon - A small community with a suburban feel.
Lancaster County, PA
- Lancaster - The largest city and the county seat, known for its rich history and vibrant arts scene.
- Ephrata - A borough known for its historic sites and the Ephrata Cloister.
- Lititz - Famous for its charming downtown and the Wilbur Chocolate Factory.
- Manheim - Known for its antique shops and the Manheim Auto Auction.
- Columbia - Located along the Susquehanna River, known for its scenic views and historic architecture.
- Strasburg - Home to the Strasburg Railroad and a gateway to Amish Country.
- New Holland - Known for its agricultural community and the New Holland Farmers Market.
- Intercourse - A small village known for its Amish culture and unique shops.
- Bird-in-Hand - A quaint village popular for its Amish attractions and dining options.
- Paradise - Known for its beautiful landscapes and proximity to Amish farms.
- Willow Street - A suburban community with a mix of residential and commercial areas
Delaware County, PA
- Media: The county seat, known for its vibrant downtown and cultural events.
- Haverford Township: A suburban area with a mix of residential and commercial spaces.
- Ridley Township: Offers a blend of suburban living and access to parks and recreational facilities.
- Newtown Square: Known for its suburban character and rich colonial history.