12/12/09 – Adam & Michelle Goddard
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Ah, December, one of the most fesitive months of the year. And if you are going to have a winter wedding – December is just the month to have one! And for Adam and Michelle Goddard, they had an amazing crowd that was ready to party!
Due to time constraints with Kensington Gardens, I worked with Michelle and Adam to plan a wedding reception that would maximize the amount of open dancing possible – we only had four hours to do a ceremony, room flip, and reception with a sit-down dinner. Thus, we had to prioritze what was most important in their wedding reception entertainment and then build an itinerary that not only encompassed those priorities – but felt natural as well. The simplified itinerary below doesn’t do justice – the formal dances were done during dinner, and my narration of the Love Story was performed as the final tables were being served their dinners and was a perfect segue into the toast.
I must give compliements to the guests of the Goddard wedding reception – they were awesome! After a very cheerful reception of the Wedding Party’s Grand Entrance – I immediately transitioned into “That’s Amore” – and they sang along! I knew I had a great crowd on hand – and they only proved it after I narrated Adam & Michelle’s “Love Story”. For the first time ever, my clients got a standing ovation for their love story – and they completely deserved it!
And of course, when we opened the dance floor with “Blame It on the Boogie” – they didn’t stop dancing and singing until the final song of the night. It was a great mix of funk, pop, and 80s dance – and I wish we had more time to dance the cold night away!
Simplified Itinerary
Ceremony
Cocktail Hour Outside
Grand Entrance
Dinner
First Dance
Father/Bride Dance
Mother/Son Dance
Love Story
Toasts
Cake Cutting
Bouquet & Garter Tosses
Open Dancing
Last Song of the Night
Farewell Tunnel Into the Limo
Sorry, no pictures.