Outdoor weddings are ideal for adventurous couples who love to be outside. But with COVID-19 restrictions still in place in Philadelphia and its surrounding areas, many brides may need to shift their 2021 wedding plans to an outdoor venue. If you’re planning an outdoor wedding, here are six things you need to remember.
Reconsider your guest list. Ultimately, your venue will determine how many guests you have at your wedding. After all, backyard weddings are often a lot smaller than those held in catering facilities. If your guest list is substantial, consider booking an outdoor wedding ceremony in Philadelphia that will be able to accommodate that number of people.
Provide the right accommodations. If you’re planning an outdoor wedding ceremony, you’ll want accommodations in place to keep your guests comfortable. From tables and chairs to tents, lighting, decorations, and restrooms, there are several things you’ll need to consider renting for the big day. And don’t forget the dance floor! In some cases, you may need to rent an outdoor flooring option.
Consider your catering. Outdoor weddings can be fun and beautiful — until it’s time to sit down and eat. For the sake of your guests, think about the food you’re planning to serve. Is it easy to eat? Are most items hand-held? Make sure you have a mix of high-top tables and lower tables so that your guests have plenty of places to post up and enjoy their hors d’oeuvres or meal.
Obtain permits if you have to. In some areas, permits might be required for your outdoor wedding. If you’re planning on a restroom trailer or need a generator for your event, a permit could be necessary. Conduct research on the types of events that require permits in your area ahead of time, so you’re prepared. In most cases, vendors are more than willing to obtain the necessary permits for an additional fee.
Think about parking. When booking your outdoor wedding, don’t forget to ensure there’s a place for your guests to park. The parking area should be easily accessible for guests of all abilities and relatively close to your venue. If you’re booking an outdoor wedding in an urban area, don’t forget to check for restrictions regarding street parking.
Check with your vendors. While most vendors are willing to accommodate outdoor weddings, there are some that aren’t. Be as straightforward as possible with your vendors and communicate the exact location of your outdoor wedding. This will give them a better idea of whether or not they can provide their services.
When you are ready to decide on the entertainment that will perform at your outdoor wedding, EBE is here to help. Contact us today to find out more information about our DJs and live bands!
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Are you one of the lucky couples who got engaged over the holidays? Congratulations! Even though we’ve entered the new year, the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic still leaves wedding planning up in the air. Forget thinking about the guest list and venue for now. Instead, soak up the joy of being engaged. If you’re planning to have engagement photos taken to share your big news with friends, there are plenty of beautiful places in and surrounding Philadelphia that will make for some great engagement shots.
These are the top five locations to take engagement photos in the Philadelphia area.
Old City. If you and your significant other were born and raised in Philadelphia or frequent downtown, Old City is an ideal location for your engagement photos. Get candid outside of your favorite Old City bars, restaurants, and hot spots. Then, take a few posed shots in some of the area’s more iconic locations. From the old cobblestone paths of Elfreth’s Alley, the nation’s oldest continuously inhabited residential street, to the Merchant’s Exchange Building and the 18th Century Garden, there’s a location for every couple hidden within Old City.
The Navy Yard. Are you an adventurous couple? Have your engagement photoshoot in Philadelphia’s bustling Navy Yard. Several businesses operate out of this location, including the very contemporary Urban Outfitters. As such, there are a wealth of landscapes and backgrounds to choose from, including historical buildings and, of course, Urban’s photogenic campus.
Longwood Gardens. If you consider yourself an outdoorsy couple, Longwood Gardens is the perfect location for your engagement photoshoot. The botanical gardens are beautiful all year round, but you may be able to get some extra special shots depending on the time of year you schedule your shoot.
Covered Bridges. For a romantic engagement photoshoot, visit one of Bucks County’s 12 covered bridges. They’re the perfect location for the couple that enjoys the farmhouse style vibe. With locations in New Britain, Erwinna, and Tinicum, and Springfield townships, you have plenty of options to get the perfect shot. Choose the destination that speaks to your relationship or the one that’s closest to where you live.
Lambertville. While Lambertville is technically in New Jersey, it sits right on Pennsylvania’s border and offers some pretty amazing views of the Delaware River. Pro tip: have your engagement photos taken near the bridge to New Hope — this way, you can have a few shots taken in each quaint town! From railroad tracks to antique shops and canal waterways, there are a ton of unique locations to have engagement photos taken in Lambertville.
Choose any of these Philadelphia engagement photo locations for some beautiful shots! And when you are ready to make decisions about the entertainment that will perform at your wedding, EBE is here to help. Contact us today to find out more information about our DJs and live bands!
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This year will no doubt go down as one of the strangest and most challenging in living memory. For couples who hoped to tie the knot, many have chosen to cancel, postpone or change their existing plans.
While the destination wedding or large-scale even might be off the cards, it’s still possible for two people to come together to celebrate their love. For example, we are seeing more couples host smaller, more intimate weddings, and put their plans for the reception on ice for now.
There are quite a few additional considerations to address when planning a home reception in today’s COVID world. Here are some pro tips:
Size matters
Given the current situation with rapidly changing restrictions on gatherings, we are seeing many couples host small, intimate ceremonies at home, followed by “micro wedding” receptions in their backyards with their immediate families and closest friends.
Creating a wedding venue in your backyard requires a lot of planning. We recommend keeping it small so it doesn’t become overwhelming and everyone stays safe. Small doesn’t have to mean lacklustre, it can still be an elegant, fun, memorable day.
Postpone your reception
Many couples are rescheduling their full wedding receptions to be held one year after the wedding day, marking their one year anniversary.
This allows the couple to move forward with their timeline as they’ve planned it while keeping everyone safe. Plus, they get to have the wedding reception they’ve always envisioned at a safer time.
This approach really offers the best of both worlds and even gives couples more time to plan and enjoy their time as newlyweds.
Plan your space
Count your guests by household groups to determine how many guests you can seat together and the size tables you will need to accommodate them. Then make sure you have enough space to spread each table 6-feet apart.
Consider a served meal
Things like food trucks or grab-and-go dining will be safer. It’s best to avoid buffet-style food service at this time. Also, utilize disposable flatware. There are some cute options online!
Keep it clean
Make sure you thoroughly clean and sanitize restrooms, doorknobs, and any surface your guests will touch before and after your event. Also, offer masks for guests to utilize when they are not seated at their own table and individual hand sanitizer bottles.
Prepare for the weather
Bring in a tent for shade or day-of rain, but also have a rain date. If it rains the morning of or the night before your celebration, the ground will likely be too soft and muddy for an event. Make sure you have a backup plan. It’s also wise to consider having your lawn treated for ticks and mosquitos before the event.
Get creative!
Social distancing won’t stop you from having to-die-for centerpieces or amazing live music in your own backyard — get creative with your decor and entertainment.
Inspiration for Your Micro Wedding
Couples have come up with some very sweet ideas to tie their micro-wedding and their full reception together such as:
* Putting aside a special bottle of wine at the micro wedding to open at their full reception a year later.
* Planning socially-distant photos or video and displaying them at their full reception a year later.
* Planning to freeze their cake and try it a year later in front of their guests at the full reception rather than cutting a new one.
* Preserving their flowers by drying them or having them cast in resin to display at the full reception.
* Asking their DJ or live musicians for a copy of their playlist or setlist and incorporating the music into their cocktail hour at the full reception.
* Wearing their wedding dresses and suits twice! It’s so amazing to see couples get more use out of their wedding day ensembles.
* Ask guests to leave advice notes and read them to see if they came true a year later.
Whether you plan to tie the knot in your city apartment or in the garden of your home, there are plenty of beautiful and creative ways to mark this special occasion and seal your love for a lifetime.
Are you a 2020 or 2021 bride? If so, listen up! You can still plan and execute the wedding of your dreams, despite the restrictions that may be imposed by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. From backyard weddings to small, intimate gatherings indoors and even virtual ceremonies, there are plenty of ways to tie the knot during these unprecedented times.
If you’re one of the brides who have chosen to make it work and are hosting a virtual or micro wedding instead, you’re going to need an amazing playlist! Coronavirus can’t stop you from safely getting married! So you’ll want to add songs to your playlist that remind your friends and family that nothing can stop you from celebrating your love!
How to Pick Songs for Your 2020 Wedding
You may not be hosting a typical cocktail hour or reception at a micro or virtual wedding, but you should still incorporate some classic, slow songs that transport your friends and family back to their own wedding days. Additionally, you want your guests to get up, move around, and dance as they would have at your venue. Aside from classic wedding songs, think about songs that became popular during the quarantine. Did the kids in your family memorize TikTok dances while at home? Give them a chance to show off their skills!
Here are some of the best wedding songs for your virtual wedding.
Can’t Stop the Feeling by Justin Timberlake.
Happy by Pharrell Williams.
Can’t Help Falling In Love by Various Artists.
Twist and Shout by The Beatles.
(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life by Bill Medley.
Don’t Stop Me Now by Queen.
Intentions by Justin Bieber.
You Make My Dreams by Hall and Oates.
Sucker by Jonas Brothers.
1999 by Prince.
Having your loved ones with you on your wedding day is important, no matter how they attend. Choose songs that are meaningful to you and your significant other, connecting you to your virtual guests through your phones and computers. Overall, remember to curate a group of upbeat songs to keep the mood light, fun, and festive.
Incorporate these songs on your virtual wedding playlist to get your wedding guests excited, even though you may not have everyone together for your special day. If you’re a bride in 2020 — we’re here for you! Want to learn more about our EBE Team Members? Micro Bands and Ensembles? Industry Professionals We Love? New Products? Contact us today!
Getting engaged and planning a wedding is supposed to be one of the most exciting times of your life. And it still can be! Though your dates and timelines may have changed due to COVID-19, the love you have for your partner has not. One way to keep the excitement of your engagement alive is by continuing to plan for your wedding. Here are five tips on how to find a wedding band during the pandemic.
Check social media
Without live events to play, bands have been keeping their fans—and potential clients—entertained on social media. Whether they’re posting videos of virtual jam sessions or sharing throwbacks to past gigs, you’ll definitely be able to get a feel for the band you’re researching through their social feeds. You’ll also be able to see reviews that past clients have left on their Facebook page as well as WeddingWire and The Knot. Don’t forget to check out their Google reviews, too!
Talk to your friends and family
Have you ever attended a wedding and found yourself on the dance floor the entire night? Talk to the bride and groom and see who their wedding band was. You already know what the band’s energy is like and how the wedding guests responded to their setlist. Also, you can ask them questions about other groups they considered and if they have any recommendations.
Attend a virtual showcase
We know that one of the best parts of looking for a wedding band is going to see them in action. Even though live events have been put on hold, you can attend a virtual showcase instead! You don’t have to leave your house, and you have the opportunity to watch several bands perform all in one afternoon. Better yet—virtual wedding band showcases are free at EBE Talent!
Watch videos
Most bands will have a YouTube channel with a bunch of videos you can watch. From highlight reels to full performances, you’ll be able to see the band in a variety of settings. Additionally, watching videos allows you to understand what their setup is like, what genres of music they cover, and the types of venues they’ve played. Look for videos that show how they fare in smaller or outdoor spaces.
Ask for references
After you’ve completed your research online, reach out to the band. You’ll be able to ask questions directly to the bandleader, and you can ask for references as well. If you don’t personally know anyone who has booked this band before, they’ll be able to give you a list of past clients you can talk to to see how they’re experience was.
Once you find the perfect band for your wedding, you’ll be able to cross a huge item off your wedding planning checklist. Talk with the band about what your options are if you do need to change your wedding date. The phenomenal bands at EBE Talent will work with couples to accommodate any weddings affected by the coronavirus. Check out our full list of high energy wedding bands in Philadelphia.
In our industry, it’s impossible to execute an incredible event without the help of other dynamic vendors. In our Vendor Features, we learn more about the people who we love to work with event after event, and year after year. Next up is Mark McCool, Event Specialist at Talamore Country Club.
Mark McCool has been in the events and entertainment industry for 32 years, and has spent those years as an Event Specialist at Talamore Country Club. Talamore is located in Ambler, PA, and has always looked to be on the cutting edge. For larger functions, they offer the Conservatory Ballroom, which features a two-story Mezzanine Ballroom with a Grand Staircase, 30-foot waterfall, and a 1500 square foot marble dance floor with seating for up to 350 guests!
For smaller events, Talamore’s Magnolia Room features vaulted and cathedral ceilings, and accommodates up to 150 guests. They also offer the Monet Garden Room, which opens out onto their lush tropical gardens and flagstone patios with breathtaking views of the golf course and swan-appointed lakes. This climate-controlled space is perfect for your ceremony or cocktail hour.
I was able to sit down with Mark to ask him a few questions… check it out!
What makes Talamore Country Club stand out next to companies like it?
We’re ALWAYS striving to be better.
Favorite Wedding Month?
May
Favorite Spot in Philadelphia?
Constitution Center
Favorite thing to do in Philadelphia?
Base Jumping
What is your Best Advice for Potential Clients?
Ask what will make your partner really really happy
Do you play any instruments?
Guitar!
What wedding trends are you loving?
Food Trucks
What wedding trends are you ready to see go away?
Karaoke with bad singers
What motivates you to work hard?
Achievement
What is your zodiac sign?
Taurus
Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about?
I am ambidextrous
What is your go-to at karaoke?
Don’t Stop Me Now
If you could join any past or present music group, which would you want to join?
The Who
What is your favorite thing in your career?
Watching the bride walk down the aisle
Let’s see some of your work!
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You know you want a live band, but which one do you choose?! Your Entertainment Representative will walk you through all of your options, but here are the questions you should be prepared to answer:
What is the venue and date of your event?
How old are you and your fiance?
What is the age range of the guests?
How many guests are you anticipating?
Is there a price range you have in mind for the entertainment?
What type of music do you like/not like, and what do you think your guests would like?
Think about the entertainment at the weddings that you’ve enjoyed attending – What stood out about them?
Based on your answers and availability, your options will be narrowed down to a handful of bands… now it’s time to watch them perform! We’ve highlighted a few details about each band below with photos and video, and they each perform at least twice a month at our Sound Stage Showcases. It’s important to remember that, while they each have their own unique vibes and specialties, each band is able to play any style and genre of music. They are also able to learn new songs, such as your first dance or parent dance.
Now, let’s dive into the bands!
EBE Fiji
5 pieces | led by Marcia Carpino
With over 25 combined years in the music industry, Fiji is an ensemble of exciting and versatile entertainers guaranteed to pack your dance floor. From party classics to the top hits of today, Fiji will keep your guests excited and engaged!
Vegas Experience is EBE’s first permanent DJ/Musician Hybrid. Combining the sounds of a saxophone, drums, guitar, and piano with a DJ, you and your guests will hear the music in a whole new way and will be dancing non stop!
To learn more about EBE Vegas Experience, head to their page!
EBE Love 77
7 pieces | led by Anita Ferriola
Love 77 is a high energy high-powered dance band capable of energizing an event from start to finish, non-stop. They grasp the nuance and subtle detail that is required for the sophisticated, world-class experience you deserve.
To learn more about EBE Love 77, head to their page!
EBE Sydney
8 pieces, including a saxophonist and DJ | led by Nick Centrella
Sydney elegantly offers a little something for everyone. Not only are all of the pieces in Sydney multi-talented instrumentalists and vocalists, but their musical repertoire ranges from classic tunes by Frank Sinatra and Marvin Gaye to current pop hits by artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift!
Whether you want Motown and R&B, classic rock and country, today’s top 40 hits or anything in between, Verona has you covered and then some! One of the hottest bands in Philly, Verona’s three singers bring their incredible musical energy to every performance and will get guests of all ages out of their seats and onto the dance floor!
10 pieces, including a saxophonist and violinist | led by Mike Wexler & Steve Cuffeld
With an all-star cast of hand-selected musicians, Amsterdam is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on you and your guests. Whether you love the sounds of a smooth saxophone solo, or a beautiful piano ballad, Amsterdam’s multi-talented musicians and fantastic vocalists will keep you and your guests dancing non stop!
To learn more about Amsterdam, head to their page!
EBE Imagine
10 pieces, including a saxophonist and DJ | led by Janine Diaz-Whitt
Imagine provides your event with a dynamic performance of Pop, Rock, Country, R&B, Motown, and dance party music from the ’60s to today’s club & Top 40 hits! Imagine’s catalog of songs includes everything from Frank Sinatra and Nina Simone up to Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift and beyond!
10 pieces, including a horn section | led by Kinyon Lanier
With a repertoire that stretches from classical music to blues and funk, Latin, and contemporary rock, EBE Barcelona has what it takes to get the party started at your wedding, commitment ceremony, bar or bat mitzvah, anniversary, Sweet 16, or other special occasion.
To learn more about Barcelona, head to their page!
EBE Pop Philly
10 pieces, including a horn section | led by Corey Bonser
An award winning band with a youthful edge powerhouse talent and exquisite musical taste make EBE Pop Philly a force to be reckoned with. Their musical style of current smash Top 40 Hits and old school classics like Motown 90’S and 80’S which is perfect for any music guru looking to make their wedding stand out!
To learn more about Pop Philly, head to their page!
EBE Monte Carlo
10 pieces, including a horn section | led by Brian Lizzi
Under the direction of Brian Lizzi, this nine piece band is the quintessential band for any special event. With more than two decades in the industry and well over 1,000 incredibly successful events behind him, Brian is well respected throughout the Philadelphia special events community.
To learn more about Monte Carlo, head to their page!
EBE Paris
10 pieces, including a violinist and horn section | led by Troy Knox
Featuring high-energy powerhouse vocalists, and world traveled musicians, EBE Paris is stacked with award-winning talent to make your wedding, corporate event, Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah unforgettable! Paris’ ability to perform all styles of music with poise and skill as well as energy and passion makes them a true powerhouse band.
11 pieces, including a horn section | led by Jonathan L. Harwood
From the first note to the last dance, you’ll see this band’s enthusiasm, feel the power of their music and realize how well they actually run a party. EBE Rio’s professionalism, talent, and attention to detail ensure that every event becomes a perfectly planned party.
11 pieces, including a horn section | led by LaMont Walker
Channeling a variety of acts from Gladys Knight, Frank Sinatra, and Tony Bennett to Justin Timberlake, Bruno Mars and Nicki Minaj, EBE Milan 77 leaves a lasting impression on every guest at a Bar Mitzvah, Bat Mitzvah, Wedding or Corporate Event in the greater Philadelphia area.
12 pieces, including a violinist and horn section | led by Erik Scattareggia
London Bridge features exceptional vocals, dynamic horns, a hot rhythm section, and a versatile repertoire – all packed into a passionate team of musicians who will impress your guests! London Bridge’s professionalism, talent and desire to make your event perfect ensure that your special day will be remembered for years to come.
To learn more about London Bridge, head to their page!
EBE Dreamtime
15 pieces, including a violinist and horn section | led by Tiffany Bryan
Dreamtime combines the latest Top 40 hits, timeless classics, and all music in between into a thrilling performance. Their bright and tight horns, world class rhythm section, and extraordinary singers come together to make Dreamtime not just a band, but an experience that must be heard to be believed!
To learn more about Dreamtime, head to their page!
EBE L.A. Starz
16 pieces, including a violinist and horn section | led by Anil Veeraraj
L.A. Starz is EBE’s epic powerhouse band! Backed by a slamming horn section, electric violin, and the most dynamic and powerful rhythm section in the area, L.A. Starz will make your party explode with energy! L.A. Starz is fronted by vocalists that has toured alongside Christina Aguilera, Black Eyed Peas and more!
To learn more about L.A. Starz, head to their page!
No matter which band you choose, you truly cannot make a wrong decision.
Our Entertainment Representatives are ready and available to answer all of your questions and bring your dream wedding to life! To get started on choosing your entertainment, contact us today.
Your dance floor is packed, but your reception is coming to an end. How will you end the night?!
First and foremost, your EBE Bandleader or DJ is a pro at this. As trained experts on the “art of the party”, they’ll be able to read your crowd and play the perfect song to close out the greatest event of your life. If you want to decide ahead of time, here are our Top 20 most requested last dance songs this season.
Sweet Caroline – Neil Diamond
Last Dance – Donna Summer
Shut Up and Dance – Walk the Moon
Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now – Starship
(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life – Bill Medley, Jennifer Warnes
With A Little Help From My Friends – Joe Cocker
Friends in Low Places – Garth Brooks
American Girl – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Don’t Stop Believing – Journey
Wagon Wheel – Darius Rucker
Photo by We Are The Kruks
Photo by Brittany Raine
Photo by Tyler Boye
Did you use one of these songs for your last dance? Contact us today!
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We are passionately dedicated to great music, packed dance floors, and happily ever afters!
Over 20 years ago, we decided to create an incredible band that you couldn’t get anywhere else. A wedding band that was exciting, committed to the details, rehearsed diligently, and that truly understood the Art of the Party… so Dreamtime was born. We became the change that we wanted to see in the event music industry, and continued to create and produce EBE-exclusive live bands that furthered this vision. These bands would play nonstop through each and every event (even during dinner!) and break away from the confines of what a traditional wedding timeline “should” look like.
We wanted to get guests on the dance floor as soon as the doors open, rather than bringing them to their seats until dinner is over. We wanted to disperse the formalities with dance sets throughout the night to keep the party energy high. We wanted our clients and their guests to proclaim over and over again, “This is the best band ever!”
Now, here we are: 16 amazing bands, a dynamic group of MCs & DJs, a full-service event planning team, and a state of the art lighting and production division later. We took this format – this recipe for a truly incredible event – and applied it to every aspect of the event industry that we took on.
We are absolutely thrilled and honored when a client chooses us for their wedding or special event. Although we’ve planned, produced, and entertained for thousands of celebrations, we approach each one with fresh yet seasoned eyes. Our events are never simply “jobs”, they are investments in relationships. EBE takes great pride in the fact that our clients are repeat customers, a tribute to the quality of our service and performance.
Thanks to our outstanding clients and rave reviews, we have been awarded The Knot’s “Best of Weddings” from 2007-2020, WeddingWire’s “Couples’ Choice Awards” from 2009-2020, and are in The Knot’s “Hall of Fame”. We’ve been featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, The Styled Bride, and MunaLuchi Bridal, as well as local publications such as Philadelphia Magazine, the Philadelphia Inquirer, Delaware/Main Line Brides, and others.
At the end of the day, our outstanding team has one cohesive goal in mind – to make every party, wedding, bar/bat mitzvah, corporate event, or special occasion everything that our clients imagined… and then exceed their expectations. We can truly say that we’re living the dream!
Meet The Team
Steve Meranus, ext. 101
Partner
Mike Gendler, ext. 102
Partner
Matt Ostroff, ext. 115
Entertainment Consultant
Jonathan Harwood, ext. 114
Entertainment Consultant
Joel Aaron, ext. 118
Entertainment Consultant
Ben Ostroff, ext. 106
Entertainment Consultant
Brian Lizzi, ext. 121
Entertainment Consultant
Joe Napoli, ext. 122
Director of Business Development
Tara Buchanan Glick, ext. 108
Director of Operations & Production
Steph Fitzpatrick, ext. 111
Talent Coordinator
Elaine Igoe, ext. 116
Entertainment Consultant/Event Planner
Nick D’Errico, ext. 117
Multimedia Department Director
Jae Heydet-Sosa, ext. 123
Social Media & Logistics Manager
Chris Michalski, ext. 133
Audio/Visual Director
Katrina Osnoe, ext. 119
Director of Client Relations
Jackie Tomaszewski, ext. 104
Front Desk
Joanne McBride, ext. 131
Event Coordinator
Have any questions about EBE that we can assist with? Contact us today!
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Your dance floor is packed, but your reception is coming to an end. How will you end the night?!
First and foremost, your EBE Bandleader or DJ is a pro at this. As trained experts on the “art of the party”, they’ll be able to read your crowd and play the perfect song to close out the greatest event of your life. If you want to decide ahead of time, here are our Top 20 most requested last dance songs this season.
Don’t Stop Believing – Journey
This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) – Natalie Cole
Closing Time – Semisonic
Livin’ On A Prayer – Bon Jovi
I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) – Whitney Houston
Sweet Caroline – Neil Diamond
Friends In Low Place – Garth Brooks
Shout – The Isley Brothers
American Girl – Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Piano Man – Billy Joel
Africa – Toto
Take Me Home, Country Roads – John Denver
All My Life – K-Ci & JoJo
The Way You Make Me Feel – Michael Jackson
How Deep Is Your Love – Calvin Harris, Disciples
Ho Hey – The Lumineers
Jump Around – House Of Pain
With A Little Help From My Friends – Joe Cocker
Can’t Hold Us – Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
Let’s Go Crazy – Prince
Sharyn Frenkel Photo
Tessa Marie Images
Two17 Photo
Did you use one of these songs for your last dance? Contact us today!
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Mark McCool has been in the events and entertainment industry for 32 years, and has spent those years as an Event Specialist at 
