Step 1
Add the essential tracks
Start with the songs you cannot imagine the day without: the processional, first dance, and favorites for the dance floor.
A music plan for the day — not streaming
Wedding Playlist: Music for Every Moment
Collect tracks for getting ready, the ceremony, dancing, and the finale, add links and notes — then download a clear list for your DJ or host.
- Songs by moment of the day
- Track links and notes for the DJ
- PDF playlist for your team
Wedding playlist
Anna & Michael · 24 tracks
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Getting readyCeremonyDancing
A Thousand Years
ProcessionalSofter by the end of the verse
Link added
Perfect
First danceStart at 0:42
Link added
September
Dance floorAfter the cake
Link added
Can’t Help Falling in Love
FinaleSlow exit
Link added
By moment
getting ready, ceremony, dinner, first dance, and finale in one list
Links & notes
your DJ knows what to play and when
PDF
download the playlist and send it to your team without endless chats
Why it helps
What Is a Wedding Playlist?
A wedding playlist is your music plan for the day: which songs play while you get ready, during the processional, for the first dance, and on the dance floor. It usually lives in notes and chats — and important details get lost on the day.
In the app you collect tracks with titles, links, and comments, tag them by moment of the day, and download a PDF for your DJ or host. It is not Spotify and not a page where guests request songs.
Step by step
How to build a wedding playlist
Step 2
Organize by moment
Add tags and comments so the list reads like a plan, not a random mix.
Step 3
Send a PDF to the DJ
Download the playlist and share it with your team. Include track links when helpful.
Features
From ideas to a DJ-ready list
Built around how couples actually prepare: choose the music, organize it by moment, and share it calmly with your team.
Collect tracks
Titles, links, and notes — so nothing important stays only in a chat.
Your song list
Add tracks with clear titles — everything that should play at the important moments.
Links to tracks
Attach a link to YouTube, Apple Music, or another service so the DJ can find the right version.
Notes for the DJ
Note where to start, when to fade, or which details matter most.
Organize the day
Tags help you see the music alongside the program, from getting ready to the finale.
Tags and groups
Mark songs by stage: getting ready, ceremony, dinner, first dance, dance floor.
Music by moment
See which parts of the day already have music and where gaps remain.
Order without chaos
Keep key tracks next to notes so you are not searching through chats on the wedding day.
Share the result
A PDF and clear notes save your DJ time and spare you last-minute stress.
Download the playlist as PDF
Export a clean list and send it to your host, DJ, or coordinator.
Easy to share with the team
One file instead of voice notes and screenshots — fewer missed tracks.
Alongside day timing
The playlist pairs well with wedding day timing: music and schedule in one app.
Outcome
A clear music plan instead of chat chaos
When the list is ready, you can review it together and calmly share it with the team on the wedding day.
Track list
All the important songs in one place — no lost voice notes.
Tags by moment
See what plays for the processional, dinner, and dance floor.
DJ notes
Short cues that actually help when it matters.
PDF for the team
A clean file you can send to the host or DJ.
Keep planning
First dance songs — dedicated guide
The first dance is the most tagged moment in playlists. See a focused page on choosing a slow dance and handing it to the DJ.
Open first dance guideConnect the music with day timing
Once the playlist is ready, check it against wedding day timing: what plays while you get ready, during the processional, and at the finale.
Open wedding day timingWedding Playlist FAQ
Is this Spotify or another streaming app?
No. It is your wedding song list with links and notes. We do not play tracks in the app and do not sync with Spotify.
Can guests request songs?
Guests cannot add tracks to your playlist themselves — it is not a public request page. You can ask about music in your online invitation instead: add a custom question such as “Which song would you like on the dance floor?” and collect answers with RSVP. You then move picks into the playlist for the DJ and your team.
Can I download the songs themselves?
No. The app stores titles, links, and notes. You open the tracks in external services through the links you add.
How do I share the playlist with the DJ?
Download a PDF and send it however you like. The list includes titles, tags, comments, and links if you added them.
Are tags required?
No, but they help a lot: it is easier to see music by stage of the day and avoid gaps.
Can I keep a do-not-play list?
Yes — it helps. Note the songs you do not want to hear and share that list with the DJ alongside the main playlist.
Why not just use a notes app?
Tracks, links, tags, and PDF live next to the rest of wedding planning — timing, guests, and budget. No hunting for a separate file on the day.
How does this relate to day timing?
They are companion tools: timing shows when things happen, and the playlist shows which music fits those moments.
Build your wedding playlist without stress
Add tracks by moment of the day, attach links, and download a PDF for your team in the Wedding Planner app.