Couple or guest introduction
Agree the announcement, door cue, route and final position before the entrance begins.
Reception dhol
Coordinate the doors, announcement, music and final position so the live dhol supports the reception schedule.
Different reception points
A couple entrance moves from a holding point into the room. A dance-floor opening changes the pace at a selected time. A performance set is a defined feature that must return cleanly to the DJ, host or next programme item.
Any of these can be requested separately or combined where the running order allows.
Agree the announcement, door cue, route and final position before the entrance begins.
Plan a clear handover from formal proceedings into the next stage of the evening.
Choose where guests gather, how the set starts and who signals the return to recorded music.
Working with the team
Share the DJ, toastmaster, coordinator or production contact who can confirm the room is ready. Include stage or floor access, sound restrictions and where the players should wait.
For an accurate quotation, provide the venue, planned times, intended formats, player number and whether the entrance and set happen in the same room.
Reception questions
Yes. Provide the track and explain the intended cue so the live and recorded elements can be discussed.
Yes. Include both approximate times and allow for any change of room or access between them.
This can be considered as part of the running order. Explain who is being introduced and how each entry should connect.
Share the entrance route, holding point, room layout, loading arrangements, sound conditions and named event contact.
Explore the wider wedding dhol service or view dhol for private celebrations.
Send the running order, venue details and the performance points you want to include.