The last song you play at your wedding reception is important — you want to get all your guests on the dance floor and send them off in a great mood!

We’ve all witnessed the death of a rockin’ wedding reception: the opening beats of The Village People’s hit seep through the speakers and the dance floor clears quicker than you can say “Y.M.C.A.”

Your father. He taught you how to tie your shoes, and how to throw a curve ball. He made you pancakes on Saturday mornings, and always offered a shoulder to cry on. He adored you the second he laid eyes on you, and he was the first man that you ever loved.

Choosing a song for your first dance can be daunting, especially if you and your sweetie pie don’t have a song that is distinctly “yours.” You might love Etta James’ soulful “At Last,” but guess what? So have countless other newlyweds.

Your walk down the aisle is a once-in-a-lifetime event, so make it count with one of these unique suggestions from the Toronto-based DJ Indie Wedding DJ.

Choosing appropriate music can be one of the trickiest elements of wedding planning. Sometimes the biggest challenge is knowing where to begin.

We’ve all seen newlyweds surprise their guests with epic routines during their first dance: what starts out as slow and sappy soon turns into a musical mash-up of and the bride and groom doing their best moonwalk.

Terra and Drake love to dance. They love to dance so much that before they became Mr. and Mrs. they spent lots of time and energy perfecting a surprise Dirty Dancing routine to perform at their wedding reception.