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While we’ve hired a bluegrass band to play for three hours of our reception (more on that soon) and we also have a friend who’s going to strum his guitar during our cocktail hour, there are a few interim hours during which we’ll need to keep our guests musically entertained. For instance, if our friend gets tired, we’ll need a cocktail hour playlist. We need a dinner playlist, a playlist for when the brand takes their 10-minute breaks, and some dance music for post-band antics.
I’ve also padded either end of our playlists with more music than we need just in case our ceremony is shorter than we think or some other party-foul occurs.
Here’s what we’ve come up with so far:
Cocktail Hour (1.5 hours of music)
Total Time: 57:03
Dinner (2 hours of music)
Total: 53:01
Band Breaks (45 minutes of music)
Total: 38:42
Dance Party (1.5 minutes of music)
Total: 1:03:42
As you can see, I’m short on music in quite a few places. Our cocktail hour is quite the smattering of music right now and could use a little pick-me-up, if you ask me. What type of music do you think should be played at a cocktail hour? Song requests?
Dinner feels pretty smooth, but we could use a few more oldies but goodies.
While the band takes breaks, I’d like to keep the music in the bluegrass/country genre just so we don’t go from a bluegrass band to Jay-Z. Any suggestions for easy-listening, maybe some dancing country or bluegrass?
Our dance party could also use some stellar tunes. What makes you move?
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