01 / 10

The basics

Who you are and where we’re headed.

Your name

Your email

Partner’s name

Partner’s email

Best phone number

Event type

Event date

Guest count

Venue

City

Ceremony start

Reception start

Reception end

Planner / coordinator

Planner’s email

02 / 10

Playlist and vibe

The single most useful thing you can hand us is a playlist. After that, tell us how the night should feel.

Playlist link

Spotify or Apple Music. Most couples land around 45–50 songs — that’s plenty.

Overall vibe

Describe the room you want, not just the genres. What does a great night actually look like to you?

Who’s in the room optional

Age range, where people are traveling from, who is actually going to dance.

03 / 10

Must-plays

Songs or artists that have to happen, no matter what. Up to six per moment — keeping the list tight leaves us room to read the room.

Cocktail hour

Background energy. Conversation still wins.

Dinner

Warm, familiar, building.

Dance floor

The ones you’d lose your mind to.

04 / 10

Ceremony

Leave any of these blank and we’ll bring you options.

Prelude / guest arrival

Wedding party processional

Your entrance

Signing / interlude optional

Recessional

Officiant’s name

Ceremony notes optional

05 / 10

Entrances and dances

The moments everyone in the room is watching.

Grand entrance

Wedding party entrance

Your entrance

How should we introduce you

Write it exactly how you want it said out loud.

Dances

First dance

Song length

Parent dance one optional

Parent dance two optional

Dance notes optional

06 / 10

Speeches and toasts

Who’s speaking, when, and anything that would make us look unprepared if we didn’t know it.

Are there speeches or toasts

Yes No Not sure yet

When should they happen

Who’s speaking

Name and relationship — “Dana, maid of honor.”

Names to confirm pronunciation for optional

Notes for the MC optional

07 / 10

Key moments

Blank is a perfectly good answer here — it means “surprise us.”

Cake cutting

Bouquet toss

Garter toss

Dance floor opener

Last song of the night

Send-off / after-party optional

Other moments we should score optional

08 / 10

Do not play

Songs and artists that are off the table. No questions asked, no hurt feelings.

Off the table

Song or artist.

Whole genres to avoid optional

Guest requests during the night

Yes, take them Use your judgment None

09 / 10

Your sound

Rank up to five, in order. Number one gets the most floor time.

Anything not on the list optional

10 / 10

Tell me something good

The fun part. Answer what you want, skip what you don’t — this is usually where the best moments of the night come from.

Five songs that make you cringe

Five songs you’d deny loving but would absolutely scream

Artists your parents raised you on that still hold up

Artists you were obsessed with in high school

If one song had to define the night, what is it

Anything else we should know