Some Tips for You for Your Big Day
Picture this…
Step-by-Step:Start with just the two of you on the dance floor.Dance together through the first verse — an intimate moment to set the tone.
When the brass section kicks in at the first chorus (the catchy, well-known part), invite your bridal party to join you.This adds 10–12 more people to the floor, creating excitement and making guests feel like the party is heating up.
Everyone else watching starts to feel that energy and wants to get involved.The dance floor looks fun and inviting — guests naturally begin moving closer.
Repeat this invite at the next chorus when the brass kicks in again.This time, invite everyone to join the dance floor. By now, the mood is electric, and the floor fills quickly.
Let the band keep the momentum going with a great playlist — the party is officially underway!
Why this works:It creates a gradual build-up, making guests comfortable and excited instead of overwhelmed.
The familiar brass section signals a natural time for people to join in.
It turns your first dance into a celebration with everyone, rather than a private moment, encouraging early engagement.
The dance floor fills organically and visually — seeing others join encourages even more guests to get involved.
If you’re not familiar with the song, check it out — it’s a classic that gets everyone excited!
Hope this is of help to you.
FULL OR EMPTY DANCE FLOOR WHICH ONE DO YOU WANT AT YOUR WEDDING ?????
You’ve spent months planning your wedding — and now it’s almost here. Everything is in place: the dress, the food, the flowers…But when it comes to the party, there’s one key ingredient that makes all the difference:
It’s YOU — the couple.
After playing at many weddings, here’s what we’ve learned:The number 1 secret to a full dance floor isn’t just the music. It’s the bride and groom being present and part of the celebration.
Your guests want to be where you are.
If you’re out on the dance floor, laughing, dancing, and enjoying the moment, your guests will follow. Your energy sets the tone, and it’s contagious.But if you're at the bar, outside, or busy elsewhere — your guests tend to drift too.
That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t have other entertainment. Photo booths, magicians, comedians, even fireworks — they can all add magic to your day.The key is planning them right.
Don’t schedule everything at once. When too much is happening at the same time, the energy gets split — and the dance floor can suffer.Spread things out so every moment shines — and the party never stops.
If you’re booking a live band or DJ like ourselves, you want your guests to leave saying, “That was the best wedding I’ve ever been to.”And that starts with you leading the way — on the dance floor.
Our advice: Be the first ones out there.Celebrate fully. Dance like nobody’s watching (even though they are — and they’ll join you!).
Got questions or need help planning your party vibe? Message us anytime or drop a comment below — we’re happy to help.
— The Pulse Wedding Band Ireland
Address
16 Springfield Glen Dublin Road
C15V8K0 Navan
Phone
0860499918
thepulseweddingbandireland@gmail.com
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