What matters most
Capture each entrance — ceremony, reception, march-in — with the exact song, version and where it should start.
Points to work through
- List family and cultural must-play songs, and note who to check with if a version is unclear.
- Record the first-dance details: title, artist, edit length and whether it fades or ends cold.
- Separate formal moments (toasts, cake, bouquet) from open-floor time so cues are unambiguous.
- Write a short do-not-play list with reasons, so the DJ can honour it without guessing.
- Leave room for live requests rather than scripting all night, and say how spontaneous requests are handled.