The Most Important Part to a Great Wedding Reception
A wedding day is a combination of a beautiful elegant ceremony and a fun, hip party. Most couples focus their wedding planning energies on one or the other. For many the ceremony is the most important, while for others they can't wait for the party to start!
"What makes a great wedding reception?" is a question I'm asked quite often. With over 60 weddings under my belt in the past few years, I've seen many great and many not so great wedding receptions. The one thing that ultimately determines whether people have a great time dancing and enjoy their time at the wedding reception is one thing. Can you guess what it is?
No it's not a good dj, though that's important....
No it's not a big enough dance floor...
No it's not enough alcohol in your guests....
The one thing that can make or break a wedding reception is whether BOTH THE BRIDE AND GROOM ARE ON THE DANCE FLOOR! No guys, I know you're not that excited about this answer, but it's the truth. I've seen just the Bride or just the Groom dancing and the dance floor will stay steady with 10 - 20 guests, but when both the Bride and Groom are out there movin' and shakin' everyone seems to get involved.
So you know what that means...no you don't have to be a good dancer (but Arthur Murray can't hurt), you simply need to be comfortable enough on the dance floor with your new spouse. Just remember, everyone else is too nervous about how they look while dancing to be concerned with you.
"What makes a great wedding reception?" is a question I'm asked quite often. With over 60 weddings under my belt in the past few years, I've seen many great and many not so great wedding receptions. The one thing that ultimately determines whether people have a great time dancing and enjoy their time at the wedding reception is one thing. Can you guess what it is?
No it's not a good dj, though that's important....
No it's not a big enough dance floor...
No it's not enough alcohol in your guests....
The one thing that can make or break a wedding reception is whether BOTH THE BRIDE AND GROOM ARE ON THE DANCE FLOOR! No guys, I know you're not that excited about this answer, but it's the truth. I've seen just the Bride or just the Groom dancing and the dance floor will stay steady with 10 - 20 guests, but when both the Bride and Groom are out there movin' and shakin' everyone seems to get involved.
So you know what that means...no you don't have to be a good dancer (but Arthur Murray can't hurt), you simply need to be comfortable enough on the dance floor with your new spouse. Just remember, everyone else is too nervous about how they look while dancing to be concerned with you.
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