How To Choose Wedding Reception Dance Songs

The dance floor is the place to showcase your best (or worst) dance moves. The songs played should give the guests a reason to get down.
Instead of listing the best reception dance songs, we have set out a guideline to help you pick the best dance songs ever. From your own playlist. Although we may include an example here and there to make the point more clear.
1. Top 40.
The dance floor should be opened by the latest songs in the charts that week. Songs that go down well with the middle and younger generation.
They are meant to set the mood of the reception. They should not be so explicit remember the grandma is still here.
The trick to playing the popular songs is because everyone knows them or have heard them over the radio.
2. The other side.
All music genres have something in common. They have a relaxing “feel at home” kind of message. Whether its country, rock, pop etc.
Mix up the genres in the playlist and hold the audience intimately on the dance floor.
3. Respect your guests request no matter how weird their choice is.
Pay close attention who risked or had to travel long distances just to come to your wedding. Hearing a song that they love, even if it means emptying the dance floor, will make them feel a bit appreciated.
4. Music power.
You will agree that music is so much emotional especially when it reminds us of a past. Whether good or bad.
For the reception dance music, don’t choose something that reminds you of a bad experience in life, like your abusive boyfriend. It will kill the importance of your big day. To be happy. Forever.
When followed faithfully, the above points will guide you into making a playlist with the most awesome wedding reception dance songs.