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How couples plan the music for their night

Couples plan in the Houseset planner, one moment at a time. A playlist builder suggests songs, and the couple has the final say on every one.

  1. Start from the moments

    The planner opens with a typical night: ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, grand entrance, first dance, toasts, open dancing and last song. Couples rename, reorder or remove any of them.

  2. Describe each moment

    For each moment, couples write a sentence or two about how it should feel, list must-play songs, or import a Spotify playlist they already love.

  3. Review the suggestions

    The playlist builder uses AI to suggest songs from our DJ catalog that fit the moment's mood and length. Couples keep what they like, swap the rest and add anything we missed.

  4. Set the limits

    Couples add a do-not-play list and choose clean versions for part or all of the night. Guest requests follow the same rules.

  5. Record the names

    Couples type the names for each announcement and record how to say them. They listen to every announcement and approve it before the day.

  6. Your coordinator signs off

    Your team reviews the run of show and timings. A week before the wedding, the music, announcements and lighting are stored on the booth.

Playlist builder

See what a couple gets for each moment

An example couple described each part of their night. Pick a moment to see the suggestions, then ask for other songs.

What the couple wroteRelaxed and upbeat. A little jazz, nothing too loud. We both grew up on Motown.
  1. Fly Me to the MoonFrank Sinatra
    Everyone knows it
  2. Ain't No Mountain High EnoughMarvin Gaye, Tammi Terrell
    Motown
  3. A Sunday Kind of LoveEtta James
    Soft jazz
  4. ValerieAmy Winehouse
    Upbeat, not loud
  5. MoondanceVan Morrison
    Jazz feel
Example only. Couples keep, swap or add any song.

Popular wedding playlists

A starting point for every moment

Couples can import public playlists like these while they plan. On the night, the music plays from our DJ catalog on the booth, so it works offline.

Ceremony

Cocktail hour

Dinner

First dance

Slow songs

Dance floor

A couple planning their wedding music on a laptop

For venues

Your team stays in control

You choose which moments every wedding includes and set house rules, like a quiet hour or a curfew for the last song. Couples plan inside those rules, and your coordinator sees the result before the day.

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We'll run a grand entrance, a first dance and a full dance floor in your room, from a phone.

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