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Build your playlist

Every moment of the day has its own list: add songs by search, reorder them, and keep a Do Not Play list.

Your Soundtrack is split into the moments of a wedding day, each with a rough target and a hint:

  • Prelude: guests arriving and being seated, about 30 minutes (about 12 songs).
  • Processional: wedding party in, then the entrance (2).
  • Recessional: the walk back up the aisle (1).
  • Cocktail Hour: roughly an hour while photos are taken (about 20).
  • Grand Entrance: wedding party, then the newlyweds (2).
  • First Dance: just the one.
  • Parent Dances: typically one each (2).
  • Dinner: background music through the meal (about 18).
  • Open Dance Floor: the bulk of the night, 2 to 3 hours (about 40).
  • Cake Cutting: one short, playful song.
  • Bouquet & Garter: one for each toss (2).
  • Last Dance: the send-off.
  • Do Not Play: anything the DJ must avoid.

Each section shows how many songs it has against its target, like 3 of ~12 tracks, and set once it's full.

Sections with their targets, a guidance note, and the songs in them
Sections with their targets, a guidance note, and the songs in them

Add a song

  1. Tap Search on a section.
  2. Add a song opens. Type a song or artist.
  3. Tap a result to add it straight into that section. Tap Done when you're finished.
Add a song, straight into a section
Add a song, straight into a section

If a song is already in that section, we'll tell you.

Reorder and remove

  • Drag a song by its handle to change the order within a section.
  • Tap the X on a song to remove it.
  • Tap play to hear a preview, when there is one.

Let the AI fill a section

AI Curate on a section runs the curator for just that section. It needs Plus. See The AI DJ (Curator).

Good to know

  • Songs guests request go into Open Dance Floor when you accept them. See Guest song requests.
  • The targets are guides, not limits. Add as many songs as you like.
  • Your DJ sees these lists only if you share them. See Share your music with your DJ.

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Updated September 30, 2026