Planning a Formal Exit? Do this too!
The sparklers, the champagne toasts, the getaway car – these day formal exits can be such a glamorous end to an amazing wedding day. If you’re considering a spectacular send-off then you might want to consider doing this too. This tip will not only will it add a touch of magic to your big day, but become a cherished memory between you and your partner. Here are three reasons why a private last dance are an absolute must if you’re doing a formal send off:
Smooth Transitions
Your private last dance serves as the perfect segue into the end of your reception. No need for the awkward “lights on, music off” moment enforced by the venue. It provides a graceful exit, allowing your guests to leave promptly, on a high note and with ample time (and direction from your coordinator or planner) to prepare for your send off.
A Fairytale Ending
Picture this: swaying to a special song with your favorite person, alone, after hours and hours of being surrounded by people celebrating you. As crazy as it sounds, quiet moments with your partner can be hard to come by if you’re not intentional about it. A private final dance with your person is a movie-like, fairytale ending to your already amazing day and gives you a chance to connect while the energy is still at a high.
A Graceful Goodbye
Even if you’re not planning a grand getaway with a fancy car, and you’re going to see everyone at the after party – a private last dance offers a beautiful opportunity for guests not attending that after party to bid you farewell. For those joining you there, it gives them a chance to order an Uber or make their way without lingering behind at the venue for too long.
So, dear brides, consider adding this magical touch to your wedding day itinerary. A private last dance ensures your special day concludes with ease, connection, and the opportunity to create a lovely memory that lasts a lifetime (also imagine the pics!). If you found this helpful check out these blogs for more tips! How to Choose your Wedding Photographer and 5 Questions to Ask Your Photographer before Booking.
