Showing posts with label father daughter dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label father daughter dance. Show all posts

Father of The Bride Writes A Song For Her Wedding Video And There Isn't A Dry Eye In The Place

When this talented father of the bride was put in charge of the wedding rehearsal dinner slideshow, he did the ultimate.

After gathering photos from both sides of the family, the father of the bride wrote this adorable, heart warming song sharing the couple's love story. Their growing up, coming together, their proposal, their engagement. All wonderfully told through music.

Milestone Slideshows created this beauty of a wedding video for Lindsay and Tim's biggest day ever and we were so excited to hear everyone was emotional. Of course, we knew that would happen. Stick around to the end. You'll see why.

The Ballad of Lindsay and Tim
Lyrics & Music by Gregg Rivoir

As you prepare for your wedding, don’t forget the importance of telling your story. Don’t forget that although everyone in the room loves you deeply, they may not know you as well as they’d hoped. They want to be connected. They want you to share your story.

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A Special Kind of Father Daughter Dance

by Kris Bayne
Milestone Slideshow Producer/Musician 

It was a drizzly and slightly chilly December evening at Mountain Laurel Farms located in the north Georgia mountains. The crowd gathered inside the perfectly authentic, rustic barn circa 1860 to see the couple get married. Guests encircled them as they shared their first dance as Mr. and Mrs. Brayden and Sydney Forth. The audience cheered the newlyweds with applause and the clinking of wine glasses.


"And now the bride would like to share a special dance with her dad."

Now it was dad turn. This wasn't the first time I had DJ'd a song for Tony and Sydney. In fact, I had played music for 6 previous father daughter dances for them. But THIS time was different.

I have known the bride's mom, Colby, since middle school. In fact, we graduated high school together in 1992. We go way back. When Sydney began elementary school, Colby was very active with the PTA  and she began hiring me to DJ all of the school's events. BINGO nights, dances, parties, field day events, luaus, and father daughter dances.

When Sydney began middle school, I began DJing all of there events as well - THANK YOU COLBY!

I have DJ'd for Sydney and her dad many times over the years. The first was when she was a little girl and now, as a woman beginning her own married adventure. 

And THAT's why this father daughter dance was such an honor for me. 


I'm also a dad and a sentimental softy so yeah, I totally teared up.