3 Fun Exits From Your Reception
The grand entrance can be one of the most embarrassing parts of your whole wedding if it's done wrong! Let's be real, if you and your friends were going to awkwardly dance and strut into a restaurant for dinner, people would be wondering what the heck is going on. But! If it’s done right, it can set the entire tone for the evening! So make sure it’s epic and grab a pen, some paper, or just copy-and-paste our Top 3 Grand Entrances and Exits!
1. The Last Dance
Maybe you just want a small moment to yourselves after photos, dinner, and partying all night.No worries, you can turn the exit into a memorable moment by meeting at the center of the floor with your first dance song (or another song you love). It breaks up the evening beautifully and gives everyone a chance to enjoy one last romantic moment with you. You can also kick everyone out of the reception and have them wait for your last dance to be over and do a send-off line after the dance.
Just make sure you come you have someone available to kick everyone out if need be
2. Cell Phone Lights For The Win
In the past few years, lots of venues have stopped allowing sparklers and pyrotechnic send-offs due to the damage they can cause to the property. An amazing alternative is the cell phone send-off! It gives your guests the chance to wave you off and say goodbye while giving your photographers and videographers a great photo-op!
Just make sure your guests are lined up, with their phones held high and moving around like they would be if they had sparklers!
And that’s it. Make sure you’re ready to wow your crowd with a DJ that will set the party off right and come in with the energy you had during High School Dances!
3. Streamers Exit
Some venues don’t allow for pyrotechnics or shots that would leave confetti on the floor. A great alternative that gives couples the chance to walk out in style is a streamer exit! Using crepe paper streamers on dowell rods gives photographers and videopgraphers get some incredible shots while not creating a mess or a fire hazard. Setup is super easy and everyone from every age range can participate!