
A message from Kiko TanePosted 21st October 2025Lena and Marcus came up from Melbourne to get married on the harbour, and they gave me one brief: open with disco, close with house, and never let the floor go quiet.
We started the planning call with their must plays and a short do not play list (no Nutbush, at Marcus's request). I built a custom edit of their first dance that drops from the slow version of the song into a house remix halfway through. They had no idea it was coming until it hit, and the whole room went with them.
Aria Blake's trio played the ceremony and drinks, so I picked up straight from their last piece. The floor filled before mains were even cleared and stayed full until the 11pm curfew. Gunners has a strict sound limit, so I ran everything through a limiter all night and kept it lively without a single word from the venue.
Five hour reception set
Disco to open, house to close, finishing right on the 11pm curfewCeremony and drinks audio
Wireless mic for the celebrant and a small speaker set on the lawnCustom first dance edit
The slow version into a house remix, kept a surprise until the nightPlanning call and run sheet
Must plays, do not plays and every cue for the speechesDance floor lighting
Warm uplighting through dinner, moving heads once the floor openedFull backup rig
Spare decks, laptop and speaker on site, as at every booking“Kiko had our grandparents and our uni friends on the same dance floor for four hours straight. The harbour view was great but the music was the thing everyone talked about.”
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