Writer; Agbona Odunayo MCEEPRAISE
[i]FOUNDER; Golden star Entertainment and Events services, Golden star speakings Services


Every Event needs a order of programme, If a wedding reception is jam-packed with activities, as a pprofessional Mc you may need to provide guests with a wedding reception program.
If you need wedding reception program ideas for how the event will run, consider spending some time crafting a comprehensive program for the wedding reception to ensure all the activities appear appropriate and entertaining to everyone involved.

Here's a basic outline that you can customize based on your preferences and cultural traditions:

1. Welcome and Introduction:
Welcome the guests and thank them for joining the celebration.
Introduce the hosts and provide a brief overview of the evening's schedule.

2. Arrival of the Couple's Parent

3. Arrival of the Bridal Party

4. Arrival of the Couple

5. Opening Prayer
Begin the celebration with a prayer or blessing, depending on the couple's religious or cultural preferences.#

6. Chairman's Remark

7. Toasts:
Toasts are usually given by the best man, maid of honor, and other close friends or family members.
The couple may also want to say a few words and thank their guests.

8. Cake Cutting:
Bring out the wedding cake and have the couple cut the first slice together.
This can be accompanied by a brief explanation of the significance of the cake-cutting tradition.

9. First Dance:
The couple's first dance is a special moment. Choose a meaningful song and enjoy the spotlight.

10. Father-Daughter Dance and Mother-Son Dance:
These dances are heartfelt moments that add a personal touch to the celebration.

11. Dancing/Entertainment:
Open up the dance floor to all guests and let the party begin.
Consider incorporating games, a photo booth, or other entertainment.

12. Bouquet and Garter Toss:
The bride tosses her bouquet to the single ladies, and the groom removes and tosses the garter to the single men.

13. Special Performances or Surprises:
If there are special performances or surprises planned, incorporate them into the program.

14. Closing Remarks:
Thank the guests for coming and express gratitude to everyone who contributed to the celebration.

15. Farewell:
Signal the end of the reception and provide any necessary information about post-wedding activities or transportation.
Remember to tailor this program to suit the couple's preferences, cultural background, and the overall theme of the wedding. Additionally, be flexible and prepared to adapt the schedule as needed on the day of the event.