Guaranteed wedding dancefloor fillers
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Whether you’re hiring a band, DJ or using your own iPod, music can be known to make or break a wedding.
It’s a delicate balance: you’ve got to please a variety of ages, and let’s face it, there’s nothing that can slow a party down faster than the wrong tune. We’ve done the hard yards for you and grilled three local wedding DJs for the tracks that never fail to guarantee a packed dancefloor.
Let’s Dance – David Bowie
Feel The Love – Rudimental
Sexyback – Justin Timberlake
Need you tonight – INXS
1999 – Prince
I want you back – Jackson 5
This is how we do it – Montell Jordan
Push it – Salt and Pepa
Hey ya! – Outkast
I gotta feeling – Black eyed peas
Uptown funk – Mark Ronson
Brown eyed girl – Van Morrison
Wake me up – Avicii ft Aloe Blacc
Bills – LunchMoney Lewis
Paper Planes – M.I.A
Jessie’s girl – Rick Springfield
Jump around – House of Pain
I love it – Icona Pop
Mr Brightside – The Killers
Get lucky – Daft Punk ft. Pharrell Williams
Consider timing and your audience
While you may want to break out to the latest club banger first thing, chances are your Aunt Gladys won’t. Weddings require a very different formula than what you’d usually choose to listen to in your living room!
If you’re not going pro, try an App
Apps such as WeddingDJ are handy for a smooth-running playlist if you’re not hiring a DJ or band.
It’s all in the lighting
Take note of how light it is in the room once it’s time to dance – if it’s too bright, chances are it could make your guests a little shy about shaking it on the dancefloor. Make sure you ask the venue to dim the lights from the first dance onwards to avoid any awkwardness!
If you’re completely in doubt, leave it to your guests
Leave a section on your RSVP invite or wedding website that invites guests to choose a song that would have them up and dancing on the floor.
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