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In the age of technology, there are so many wedding tech trends that it can be hard to keep up. However, using tech to your advantage can create an unforgettable event, like a silent disco wedding. Planning the right activities for your wedding reception is all about what kind of vibe you want to bring. Is it more personalized? More creative? How about more fun? A silent disco at a wedding is all of these things and more, with a chance to create the perfect dance floor experience for you and your guests.
We spoke with wedding expert Russ Powell of Powell Weddings and Events , a photographer, DJ and entertainment vendor based in Salt Lake City, Utah, with experience in silent discos to help you get started on planning your own.
So, let's look at everything you need to know about a wedding silent disco so you and your loved ones can get down and boogie. How Do They Work? Cost Pros Cons How to Hire. Though you may have heard of it, what is the point of a silent disco exactly? Unlike regular discos or raves, a silent one is where everyone is connected to wireless headphones, dancing to the same music via DJ or their own playlist.
It's a great alternative to a classic wedding reception, especially if your guests have varied music tastes or your venue requires loud music to be shut off at a certain hour. According to Powell, they originated in England, where dances are called "discos," so you aren't strictly limited to '70s wedding songs though you can't go wrong with classic disco music.
They're a unique spin on a classic reception that caters to everyone of all ages, making it a fun choice for any wedding day. Silent discos work by creating a tailored experience for each guest, with their own set of headphones and a playlist either provided by the DJ, a recommended one from the couple or the guest's own dance playlist. Some vendors may have expertise in silent discos and rent equipment, which is especially helpful if you have a battle of the DJs where guests can listen to either during the party.