What are the best wedding DJ songs?

Start with songs that span generations, so everyone from teenagers to grandparents feels included. Classics from the 70s, 80s and 90s usually work well, alongside current chart hits and a few slow dances for the emotional moments. Your DJ will know what gets a floor moving, but you know your guests best. Give them a clear must-play list of ten to twenty songs that mean something to you as a couple, and a do-not-play list for anything you cannot stand. Ask the DJ to read the room and switch genres if one style is clearing the floor. A good DJ will build momentum, saving the biggest anthems for later in the evening. Think about your crowd: if your families love Motown, include it. If your friends love indie rock, add that too. The aim is a balanced set that keeps people dancing from the first song to the last. You can also request specific transitions or mashups, but trust the DJ to make the final calls on the night. Remember, the best songs are the ones that make your guests smile, sing along and stay on the dance floor until the lights come up.