Anaheim DJ

Everybody loves a good toast, there’s no doubt about it.

Traditionally the Best Man is the first to give a toast. It’s best to have this done just before salads or buffet. It’s appropriate right after the Grand Entrance for obvious reasons – namely because everyone is standing up and are giving their full attention.

After the Best Man gives the toast, the Groom may acknowledge him. The microphone is then passed to the Maid of Honor, if she’s up for it. Any other pre-planned toasts may commence thereafter.

Often times the parents of the couple will say a few words. It’s best to save that for last, as they are usually the ones footing the bill and would be considered the hosts for the event.

Probably the most important thing here to remember is that no one should be put “on the spot”. This can be very embarrassing and isn’t acceptable. Make sure that anyone who is to give a toast knows ahead and preferably has prepared the speech.

My clients were very excited when we opened up the dance floor and everyone started dancing right away. What a crowd! It must have been that the Bride and Groom had rehearsed their first dance and they did such a great job that everyone was motivated. It didn’t take much to get the guests started after that.

We had set it up for the couple to surprise their guests. When we announced the Bridal Party into the tent, the guests were expecting Nick and Lacey to come in the same door. We had them come in through the back door. Little twists like this can make all the difference.

Congratulations Nick and Lacey!