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HOME
THE BAND
GALLERY
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FUNCTION
WEDDINGS
LIVE GIGS
CORPORATE EVENTS
PRIVATE PARTIES
BLOGS
Email:
info@salutband.com
Phone:
+ 447595715012
Best Music Timeline to Suit Every WeddingMoment
Even though the decoration and the food willsurely be great, music is what truly sets the tone for each moment. It’s theone area you can expect to help you connect with all the people who matter toyou throughout the entire day. Now, since a wedding includes severalsub-events, you can’t just put one playlist on loop.
Salut Bandconsiders each moment special and offers the right complementary music. Now,let’s have a look at the music timeline for each specific wedding event.
When: before the main ceremony
Mood: welcoming and soft
Background music with light sounds of apianist playing slow/soft music, instruments only, or acoustic cover songs isthe best choice. This is not the moment for high energy, guests should feel a welcomingvibe. Live musicians at this stage must create asense of occasion that something special is about to happen. Nothing over thetop, just soft music to keep a wholesome vibe.
Key Musical Moments:
● Bride or groom’s entrance
● Signing of the register
● Recessional
When choosing dance music for the couple'sentrance, please choose something unique or personalised to represent thecouple. Many couples typically have some ideas, but if there are none, pleasechoose a dance song that all guests will have a fun memory about in the future.Traditional or contemporary choice will be perfect.
During the signing, go with one or two softsongs. For the walking back down to the aisle part, something uplifting will begood as this will mark the beginning of an energy vibe.
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When: after the ceremony
Mood: mellow and breezy
Now is an excellent opportunity to includemusic with a fast tempo so that guests remain interested and active. Becausethis is when everyone will be chatting, mingling and taking photos. So, youjust want something that maintains the vibe.
The music should compliment theconversation rather than overpowering them with high energy vibes. Maybe an acoustic trio will be a good choicefor this part. There would be enough volume to keep the party atmosphere up andkeep the guests from experiencing any embarrassing moments due to blank periodswhile the photos are being set up.
When: during the meal
Mood: calm and non-disruptive
Jazz or instrumental pieces will be perfectfor this. No one wants to feel disturbed while eating, so no high beat orenergetic music is to be played to avoid any distractions.
This is when speeches happen. So, if you havethat in mind then make sure there should be clear sound support and microphonesavailability. It’s recommended to keep a balanced flow or transition betweenspeeches and courses.
This is the most long-awaited moment of theday. Everyone will be looking forward to seeing the newlywed couple dancetogether. This one is not that difficult in terms of musical timeline as mostcouples have already prepared something in advance.
Typical Structure:
● Two live sets of 45 to 60 minutes each
● Short break with DJ or playlist in between
This will be the moment to play somethingall-rounder that everyone can easily dance or vibe to. Some well-known orpopular songs that match the mood. The second set is where things take more ofa high energy turn as the floor fillers come in.
If the venue allows extended hours, then thiswill be the time to go absolutely crazy. Read the room and if the vibe looksright then shift straight to DJ style set. It’s still okay to take things slowas some people would love to just relax and enjoy. The main goal is to just let loose.