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When it comes to setting the scene for each magical moment on your wedding day, music is of utmost importance. From the ceremony to cocktail hour, your first dance to the final song, music drives the day and we have a unique offering of live music with some of our DJs here at IYN to create a beautiful, unexpected ambiance. We’re sharing 4 ways to incorporate live music at your wedding to elevate the night.
Live Processional
Picture your guests’ jaws dropping when they see you walk down the aisle while listening to a live version of “Can’t Help Falling In Love” by Elvis – that is a moment that you and your guests will never forget!
Live Cocktail Hour
The cocktail hour sets the mood for the rest of the reception and the music during this time can play a major role in that. Our IYN Live guys have knowledge of a wide range of music to keep all of your guests entertained with familiar tunes with a twist.
Live Dinner Set
Imagine classics like “The Way You Look Tonight” by Frank Sinatra sang live during dinner, leaving your guests speechless. We often have couples share that they didn’t realize that it wasn’t recorded music until they saw them performing right before their eyes. During dinner is the most popular time to include a live set throughout your big day!
Live Last Dance
One of our favorite wedding trends right now is a private last dance between the happy couple. While guests are lining up for your big sendoff as husband and wife, this intimate moment to reflect on a beautiful day is best accompanied by a live serenade to make this moment all the more magical.
When you add a live performance to your It’s Your Night DJ package, you create a unique and memorable moment for your guests. Who said you have to choose between hiring a wedding band and a DJ? Get the best of both worlds as you enhance the ambiance of your most special moments with live music and dance the night away to your favorite recorded tracks. Click here to watch some videos from our IYN Live performers and to contact us to book!
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