RSVP cards can do more than assist you in establishing a head count at your wedding and reception. They can double to promote the dance party. Designate a space on the card whereby your guests can request a song they would like to dance to. This gesture sends the message to your guests that you wish to include them in a fun night of dancing by taking their music tastes into consideration. The more encompassing you are willing to be with the music, the greater the likelihood your guests will dance the night away. Your DJ should honor your “do not plays” and should be able to fit in requested songs at the opportune times
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Testimonials
Jeff was absolutely wonderful! We had such a great time dancing at our reception. Jeff was a great announcer, very interactive, had great new and fun ideas (serenading a song instead of clinking glasses) and was able to keep the party going. I loved the new ways he got the whole crowd to participate and have fun. He also went above and beyond to help manage the ceremony as well by instructing everyone where to stand and when to walk. I was not expecting that much help, but he helped everything run smoothly. He was awesome at communicating with us throughout the reception and being flexible with the schedule. I had such a wonderful and positive experience and will definitely recommend to future brides! By far the best vendor I worked with for my wedding.
- Christine & Travis Nardi