What style of music will be played at the reception?

Definitely Top 40s, Rock, and Oldies

I do not like country so I know it will not be playing
Probably a good mix of current top 40's and good dance songs
For some old school 90's stuff for nostalgia

A little bit of everything would be ideal (except trap and rap)

Pretty much everything except rap and country. Lots of classic rock and 70's/80's dance tracks with some nostalgic 90's/2000's hits sprinkled on top.

We're doing 80s and 90s pop

Aiming for 90's, 2000's, polkas, and classics.

A little bit of everything, except classical lol! It's not as easy as I thought it would be to choose songs and artists as you want a little something for all your guests.

Our playlist will have a little bit of everything. More oldies/rock in the beginning for the older crowd than move towards 90s/2000s/Top 40 and get more into the electronic-latin genres.

Mainly country and some rock

Rock! Classic rock, 90s rock.. some modern rock.. I do want to throw in some top 40 or 90s hits though

We’ll be playing quite a bit of country music for my side of the family, some classic rock, some pop and some 90’s hits cause we’re 90’s kids

A mix of 70's, 80's and 90's

A lot of 60s-70s rock and a mix of old/new country

Top 40s, 90s/2000s and disco polo (polish music). Hopefully the mix comes out ok 😂 my family knows nothing about disco polo lol

We are planning on playing a little of everything. Based on where music is going I am not sure how much of the popular music we will play As my FH is not a huge fan of the rap and the newer artists these days.

We're learning torward the nostalgia factor, so 80s, 90s, 2000s. Guests can make requests, so hopefully there's something for everyone.

We are open to the music played. The only genre we don’t want is rap. Both of us are not fans at all. So top 40, anything we can dance to, rock and roll, country! We just want to dance and have a good time

We're having a multi-cultural wedding, so we will play about 50% contemporary Arabic music, and 50% everything else - a bit of rock, some 80s throwbacks, and Top 40. Then after midnight, we're asked the DJ to play exclusively hip hop and reggaeton