Getting the Signing Music Right Not every ceremony has a signing section, but when there is one, it’s an easy part to overlook — and honestly, one of my favourite bits to help couples plan, because there are no rules about what has to play. Everyone thinks hard about the entrance song. Fewer people think […]
Planning a Scottish wedding and love 2000s music? Discover which noughties anthems work best at wedding receptions, how to use them, and how to build a set that keeps every guest dancing.
As the Colstoun House wedding DJ for Kirsty and Chris, I got handed something better than a wish list. They gave me a full list of the songs they wanted for their evening reception at Colstoun House ahead of time. Their guests had also made good use of the request section on the planner in […]
Getting married in Scotland means planning for changeable weather. Here’s how entertainment, timing and venue layout can adapt without the day feeling thrown off course.
The real skill in wedding DJing isn’t just the song list — it’s hosting the whole evening as both DJ and MC, reading the room and managing the flow, decision by decision.
Some weddings arrive with a running order down to the minute. Others just breathe — and Timea and Gregor’s Restoration Yard wedding was very much the second kind. No pressure, no fuss. Just about 70 guests were there, including a group of university friends who’d flown in all the way from Australia. Together they enjoyed […]
Wedding DJ entertainment ideas for receptions that keep every guest involved, from dinner transitions and garden games to ceilidh dancing and bingo, too.
Choosing between an owner operated DJ vs agency affects communication, continuity and the atmosphere of your wedding celebration from dinner to dancing.
Planning a ceilidh DJ Scotland wedding? See how a skilled caller, tailored DJ set and thoughtful timing keep every generation fully involved at once.
Saturday 4th July took me to The Harbour Chapel in Dunbar — a small, personal local venue — for Suzie and Cameron’s wedding, with Lifehouse’s You and Me for the first dance and a warm, mixed Scottish and South African crowd on the dancefloor.
