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THE PEOPLE

When the dance floor fills up

A note from Tara

Benjamin and Alison surrounded by guests on the dance floor under papel picado
Photo: South Breeze Photography

A full dance floor is rarely luck. It’s usually the result of a few decisions made weeks before the wedding.

Momentum is built, not hoped for

Dinner service, toasts, and the first few songs all set the pace for the night. When those transitions are smooth, people stay in the room and the energy keeps building.

When they drag, guests drift outside, and it takes real effort to get them back.

Nobody should be looking for the person in charge.

The best sign that it worked

If nobody is asking what happens next, the plan is doing exactly what it should.

That’s the whole point of handing it over.

Your wedding. Your job: enjoy it.

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