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SATURDAY WEDDING RECEPTION PACKAGES

If your Wedding Reception is not on a Saturday: CLICK HERE
A day of excitement, fun, romance and elegance.
Experienced emcees take care of all the introductions, formalities and special dances.
Customize your music to make this day what it should be… yours!


Saturday Reception PKG #1 - $1195.00
· 4 Hours of Continuous Music
· All Digital Compact Disc Sound System*
· 1Professional DJ / MC (Suggested for receptions with less than 50 guests)

Saturday Reception PKG #2 - $1450.00
· 4 Hours of Continuous Music
· All Digital Compact Disc Sound System*
· 1 Professional DJ / MC / Party Host
· Crowd Participation
Reception PKG #2 consists of a disc jockey that will also act as a party host, make all formal announcements and instruct your crowd in participation dances. The disc jockey will play all your requested music throughout your reception. (We can engage your guests in the fun...or take a more low-key approach if that is your preference.)

Saturday Reception PKG #3 - $1550.00
· 4 Hours Continuous Music
· All Digital Compact Disc Sound System*
· 1 Professional DJ / MC / Party Host
· Crowd Participation
· 100 Party Give-A-Ways or Lighting Effects
If you want the ultimate party experience, then Reception PKG #3 is for you. This package consists of a disc jockey that will also act as a party host, make all formal announcements and instruct your crowd in participation dances. The disc jockey will tailor select the best music for your party. This package also includes your choice of Party Give-A-Ways (100 party favors) or a Lighting Effects package. (We can engage your guests in the fun...or take a more low-key approach if that is your preference.)


Extras:
Party Give-A-Ways (favors) - $100.00
Lighting Effects (light show) - $100.00
Professional Party Host / Motivator - $200.00
Photo Montage - Starting at $150.00
Cocktail Music System - $75.00 & up
Ceremony Music - $75.00 & up
Overtime - $75.00 per ½ hour

TRAVEL CHARGES - There is no charge for travel time for any event that is 59 or less round miles from Create Excitement, LLC in Wall Township, NJ. If the event is 60 or more round trip miles from our business location, a travel fee of .75 cents per mile round trip will be charged.
*Custom programming from over 80,000 titles.
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Other Items to Note

Disc Jockey rates vary based on talent, experience, emcee ability, service, coordination, equipment needed, music knowledge, mixing ability and personality.

Rates for the DJ industry vary greatly, ranging from $350.00 to $3,500.00 with an average of $1,200.00 for a 4 hour booking. The best price is not always the best deal, especially if you are planning a wedding. As a matter of fact, surveys conclude that nearly 100% of brides would have spent more money on their entertainment and made it their #1 priority in hindsight.

A full-service disc jockey company will normally invest 12 to 30 hours to your special event but it may appear that you are only paying for "4 hours". Consultations, music purchasing & editing, preparation, set-up and tear-down, education and other business related endeavors add up to the overall success of your special occasion.



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WEDDING RECEPTION QUESTIONNAIRE
We have put together this short questionnaire to help you prepare for your wedding reception. We will be going over your responses to help personalize your wedding day. The suggestions offered within are merely suggestions and you may stray from them as much as desired.

1. INTRODUCTIONS INTO MAIN RECEPTION: YES /    NO
     
2. ANNOUNCEMENTS OF ANY SPECIAL GUESTS: YES /    NO
  Grandparents, etc.  
     
3. BLESSING: YES /    NO
  Clergyman: YES /    NO
  Friend of family: YES /    NO
  Will the Priest / Minister / Rabbi be at the reception: YES /    NO
  (In the absence of clergy I can recite the blessing)  
     
4. TOAST:  
  By best man: YES /    NO
  By maid / matron of honor: YES /    NO
  Are there brothers? Have you considered both as co-best men?  
     
5. CUTTING OF THE CAKE: YES /    NO
  Song:   
  A. Traditional cutting of the cake with song & feeding of the bride and groom  
  B. Non Traditional music for the cutting of the cake – (see attached song list)  
  C. Low key with little attention. The photographer will coordinate the activity for
Photographs.
  
     
6. BRIDE AND FATHER / BROTHER DANCE: YES /    NO
  If your father is not able to attend, it would be appropriate to have the person who gave you away at the service stand in. If there are brothers, grandfathers, uncles present; calling out the different male members of the family to dance with the bride makes for an excellent scene.  
     
7. GROOM AND MOTHER DANCE: YES /    NO
     
8. BRIDAL PARTY DANCE: YES /    NO
  (This would follow your first dance as Husband & Wife)  
  Song:   
     
9. GIVING AWAY OF CENTERPIECES: YES /    NO
     
10. WILL THERE BE CAMERAS AT EACH TABLE? YES /    NO
     
11. GARTER AND BOUQUET: YES /    NO
  A. Toss Garter: YES /    NO
  B. Toss Bouquet: YES /    NO
  C. Garter put on bouquet catcher: YES /    NO
     
12. SONGS AND TYPES OF MUSIC YOU DON’T WANT TO HEAR:  
   
     
13. SONG AND TYPES OF MUSIC YOU DO WANT TO HEAR:  
   
     
14. HOW MUCH (IF ANY) CROWD PARTICIPATION WILL YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR DJ / MC? YES /    NO
  A. None, this is a low key event  
  B. Moderate, just enough to keep the crowd going  
  C. High Energy, Please lead us in crowd participation dances  
     
15. WILL THERE BE A PHOTOGRAPHER: YES /    NO
  VIDEOGRAPHER: YES /    NO
  WHO?  
     
16. Is there anything else we can do to make this a happy and joyous event?  
   
     
17. WHAT CONCERNS ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU REGARDING YOUR DJ AND THE WAY HE COORDINATES YOUR RECEPTION. IS THERE ANY (ETHNIC) MUSIC YOU WOULD LIKE ME TO PLAY AT YOUR RECEPTION?  
   
     
18. ON YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT INTO THE HALL, WOULD IT BE APPROPRIATE FOR ME TO USE, “MR. AND MRS. JOHN SMITH”. YES /    NO
  (This is the common approach to introducing couples.)  
  Name:            
  Address:        
  Tel Number:     Fax:    e-mail:
  Date, Time & Place of Wedding:    
  Date, Time & Place of Reception:  
     
 
Ceremonial Dances
The First Dance: Bride and Groom
(The dance floor should not be open until after the Bride and Groom have their first dance. Experience has shown that it is best to open the dance floor as soon as possible.)
  
  Song:           Artist:    
     
  Bridal Party Dance: (optional)  
  Song:           Artist:    
     
  Bride and her Father / Brother Dance:  
  Song:           Artist:    
     
  Groom and his Mother Dance:  
  Song:           Artist:    
     
  MUSIC - Our goal is to accommodate you, tailor the reception to your specific wishes, entertain your guests, and provide a party in which everyone enjoys a well-chosen variety of music that encourages dancing.  
  Last Dance:           Artist:    
     
  At some point during the playing of the last song, I will ask the Bride and Groom to go around the circle and say good-bye to their guests.

This is a list of procedures that could be used at your wedding. Use this form as a guide and to let others know your plans.

 
     
     
 
INTRODUCTIONS INTO MAIN RECEPTION
  When the introductions are held at the reception site, it is usually after the photographer has taken the formal pictures. Some halls have a standard procedure they like to follow. If there are any questions, please check with us.
  Introduction Music (see music list):    
     
  Members of the wedding party should be introduced into the hall in the following order:  
1. Parents of the Bride:    
2. Parents of the Groom:    
3. Bridesmaid and Groomsman/Usher:    
4. Bridesmaid and Groomsman/Usher:    
5. Bridesmaid and Groomsman/Usher:    
6. Bridesmaid and Groomsman/Usher:    
7. Bridesmaid and Groomsman/Usher:    
8. Bridesmaid and Groomsman/Usher:    
9. Flower Girl:                         Ring Bearer:  
10. Special Guest:               
11. Maid/Matron of Honor:      Best Man:       
12. Bride and Groom:         
 
     
 
Introduction Music
 
1999 - Prince Loves Theme - Barry White
2001 Space Odyssey Mambo # 5 Extended mix - Lou Bega
A Little Help From My Friends - Joe Cocker Memories - Menage
Ain't That a Kick in the Head - Dean Martin Men In Black - Will Smith
Another One Bites The Dust - Queen Mission Impossible (Soundtrack Version)
Banana Wind - Jimmy Buffett. Mony, Mony - Billy Idol or Tommy James
Beautiful Day - U2 My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion
Breezin’ – George Benson No Limit - 2 Unlimited
Can't Help Falling In Love - UB40 No Woman, No Cry - Bob Marley
Caribbean Queen - Billy Ocean Only Time - Enya
Celebrate - Three Dog Night Peter Gunn - Henry Mancini
Chapel of Love - Dixiecups Pink Cadillac - Bruce Springsteen
Children - Robert Miles Pink Panther,Techno Dance Mix
Chumbawumba - Tubthumping Plastic dreams - Jaydee
Crazy In Love - Beyonce & Jay-Z Pop Music – U2
David Letterman Theme Puttin' On The Ritz - Taco
Days Go By – Dirty Vegas Rock & Roll Part 2 (The Hey Song) – Gary Glitter
Disco Inferno – Trammps Rock Around the Clock - Bill Haley & Comets
Eminence Front - The Who Rock It – Herbie Hancock
Ending Titles Theme from "Father of the Bride" Rocky Theme "Gonna Fly Now"
Enter Sandman - Metallica Saint’s Come Marching In - Mardi Gras Medley
Everlasting Love – Gloria Estefan Sanford & Son Theme
Everybody Have Fun Tonight - Wang Chung Saturday Night Live Theme
Eye of the Tiger – Rockey Scottish National Anthem - Techo Version
Family Feud theme Sending All My Love (Instr.) - Linear
Fanfare of Common Man Sing, Sing, Sing - Benny Goodman
Fat Albert Theme Song Sirius (Chicago Bulls) – Alan Parsons
Fifth of Beethoven Somebody's Getting Married - Muppets Take Manhattan
From This Moment - Shania Twain St. Elmo's Fire - David Foster
Get Ready For This - 2 Unlimited Star Wars Imperial March - John Williams
Get The Party Started - Pink Star Wars Main Theme
Going To The Chapel - Dixie Cups Strike it Up - Black Box
Got To Get You Into My Life - Earth, Wind & Fire Taps
Green Onions - Booker T. & The MG's Tequila - Champs
Here Comes The Bride – Disco Version The Godfather Theme
Here Comes the Bride - Paul Jabara The Lion Sleeps Tonight - The Tokens
Hey Ya, instrumental - Outkast The Little Beggarman - Rawlings Cross
Hillbilles From Outer Space - Vaughan Bros. The Wedding Gift - Rawlings Cross
I Can’t Turn You Loose – Blues Brothers The Wedding Jig
I Feel Good - James Brown The Wedding March
I Think I Love You – The Partridge Family The Wedding song - Kenny G. and then
I’m Too Sexy – Right Said Fred The wedding song - Paul Stooky
I'll Be There For You - Rembrandts Theme from "The Honeymooners"
Indiana Jones Theme - John Williams Tonight Show Theme - D. Severenson
Isn't She Lovely - Stevie Wonder Top Of The World - Van Halen (cued up to chorus)
It Had To Be You – Harry Connick Jr. Tribal Dance - 2 Unlimited
Jaws theme Water Music (Classical)
Jock Jam (Mega Mix). What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
Jump Jive An’ Wail –Brian Setzer Orchestra When a Man Loves a Woman - Richard Eliott
Kiss From a Rose - Seal White Wedding - Billy Idol
Let’s Get Ready to Rumble (Get Ready For This) – 2 Unlimited Wipeout - Surfaris
Love and Marriage – Frank Sinatra Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton
Love Hurts - Nazareth You’re My First, My Last, My Everything – Barry White
Love will Keep us Together - Captain & Tennille Your College Fight Song (If attended the same school)
 

In the following list you will find a wide variety of songs. Our own customers have selected and suggested many of the following songs.
 

BRIDE AND GROOM – FIRST DANCE SELECTIONS
 
A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes from Disney's Cinderella Let's Stay Together Tina Turner
A Fine Romance Joe Derise Like Someone In Love - Bjork
A Groovy Kind Of Love - The Mindbenders Longer - Dan Folgerberg
A Long And Lasting Love Crystal Gayle Look Heart, No Hands Randy Travis
A Moment Like this - Kelly Clarkson Lost In Love New Edition
A Whole New World - Peabo Bryson / Regina Belle Love And Marriage Frank Sinatra
After All - Peter Cetera & Cher Love Is All We Need - Tommy Edwards
After The Lovin' - Engelbert Humperdinck Love Is Strange Mickey & Sylvia
Ain't No Mountain High Enough Ashford & Simpson Love Me Tender Elvis Presley
Ain't Nobody Chaka Khan Love Me Tomorrow Chicago
Ain't That A Kick In The Head Dean Martin L-O-V-E Nat King Cole
Alison - Elvis Costello Love of a Lifetime - Firehouse
All I Have Beth Nelson Chapman Love of my Life – Jim Brickman
All I Long For Michael English & Susan Ashton Love Of My Life - Jim Brickman with Michael W. Smith
All I Need To Know Kenny Chesney Love of My Life – Sammy Kershaw w/ Terri Clark
All I Want Is You - U2 Love Of My Life Sammy Kershaw
All My Life – K-CI & JoJo Love Song - The Cure
All My Life - Linda Ronstadt / Arron Neville Love Song Tesla
All Of My Love Led Zeppelin Love Theme To Romeo & Juliet from Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet
All The Way - Frank Sinatra Love Will Keep Us Alive The Eagles
Always - Atlantic Star Loving You Minnie Riperton
Always - Erasure Luna - Smashing Pumpkins
Always And Forever - Heatwave Made For Loving You Doug Stone
Always Sarah Vaughan & Billy Eckstein Marry Me Neil Diamond & Buffy Lawson
Amazed - Lonestar Masterpiece - Atlantic Star
An Old Fashioned Wedding fro