Jenny Z Mobile DJ Service works hard to insure that the events of your wedding flow successfully. By working closely with your wedding coordinator and/or other wedding vendors we take the responsibility off of you so that you can relax and enjoy your special day.
- 3 Hour Wedding Reception package:
- Includes 3 hours of continuous music and announcements, set up and break down time, all local travel expenses, our state of the art equipment with a wireless microphone, unlimited consultation with your DJ, and access to our online planning worksheets and music database.
- 4 Hour Wedding Reception package:
- Includes 4 hours of continuous music and announcements, set up and break down time, all local travel expenses, our standard equipment with a wireless microphone, unlimited consultation with your DJ, and access to our online planning worksheets and music database.
- 5 Hour Wedding Ceremony & Reception package:
- Includes 1 hour of ceremony music and 4 hours of continuous music and announcements for the reception, set up and break down time, all local travel expenses, our standard equipment with a wireless microphone, unlimited consultation with your DJ, and access to our online planning worksheets and music database.
- Please contact us for pricing details
- * Add our LIGHT SHOW to your package to add more pizzazz to the dance floor, ask us for more information.*
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A typical wedding ceremony has six musical parts:
- Prelude:
- Lasts about 15-20 minutes prior to the ceremony while guests are seated and conversing. Music should be light and airy and played at a low volume.
- Wedding Party Processional:
- This is the official beginning of the ceremony. Music can vary from classical selections to the more modern.
- Bride's Processional:
- Here comes the bride! The music here casts the mood for your special moment. The obvious traditional choice for this moment is Wagner's Bridal Chorus, but can be something less traditional if desired.
- Interlude:
- This can be more than one occasion in the ceremony where words are not spoken for a short while. It can be played during lighting of a unity or memorial candle and moments of reflection. Calm, classical music such as "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by Bach is a popular selection.
- Recessional:
- After the married couple is introduced, it's time for some upbeat and joyous music as the happy couple makes their way down the aisle. Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" is the most popular musical selection,
- Postlude:
- Lasts about 10 - 15 minutes as guests are leaving the ceremony area. It can be upbeat and fun, or more relaxed and reflective.
