Saturday, February 13, 2027 — your date is secure, and this is your planner: the room where your night gets composed. — days to go.

Planner access is open. No package or contract is on file yet — and nothing about that slows this page down. When you are ready, this is where your songs, your timeline and your names in lights get decided, one answer at a time.

• Oct 2026BOOKED
  The date is yours

  The Prouder Package booked and your retainer received — June 12, 2027 came off the board that very day.
• Oct 14SEALED
  First dance locked in

  Twenty minutes after it played in the car, it was chosen. Sealed that same night — the story lives in Music.
• NowLIVE
  Guest requests & voting

  Your portal is open. Every request lands on the chart; every vote moves it. You promote, Barry programs.
• May 30SUNDAY
  Voting closes

  The chart freezes at midnight. Final standings feed the must-play list and the night's request bank.
• Jun 5SATURDAY
  Planning locks

  One week out, the planner closes for edits — on purpose. From here, a call or text to Barry changes anything.
• Jun 8TUESDAY
  Final check-in call

  Fifteen minutes with Barry: timeline, names, cues, and the weather plan. Then nobody plans anything else.
• Jun 12THE DAY
  You just show up

  Everything below this line is our charge. Yours is simply to be in the photographs — not in the group chat.

Every couple keeps a list of songs that will not be played at their wedding — not by request, not by tradition, not by any uncle whatsoever. These are yours. Barry receives this list before he builds a single set, and he guards it like a verdict.

Your ruling is final, and it passes directly to Barry's list for the night. He enforces it without exception — no appeals at the booth, no bribes accepted, not even from Grandpa Joe; especially not from Grandpa Joe. Should mercy strike later, any case may be reopened here until planning locks on June 5.

• Priya & Marcus · maid of honor + best manFirst through the doors, directly from cocktail hour — Barry calls them in swift and loud, then drops the beat the instant they reach the floor. They set the temperature for everyone who follows.
  Levitating — Dua Lipa
• Sofia & Ben · bridesmaid + groomsmanThe singalong entrance — by the chorus, the whole room is clapping on the two and the four, and the uplights turn to warm gold as they cross.
  September — Earth, Wind & Fire
• The Parents · both sides, togetherAll four parents enter as one party — Barry grants them the full formal introduction, every name in full, and a proper beat of applause before the music dares move on. Respect first; the party can wait its turn.
  Signed, Sealed, Delivered — Stevie Wonder
• Maya & Jordan · the main eventLast in, and the largest moment of the evening. The lights fall to a single warm wash; the announcement lands; the horns strike; the doors open. Directly to the center of the floor — your first dance begins from exactly here, without pause or reset.
  Crazy in Love — Beyoncé

The order, the songs, and the pronunciation of every name stand locked to this list. Should a name be spelled other than as it sounds, amend it here and Barry's announcement sheet follows — that, in truth, is the entire reason this page exists. Barry announces. The room does the rest.

This is no illustration of a player. It is the playlist itself — the very one you are building — playing while you plan. Hear a song anywhere in the world, add it here, and it takes its place upon your must-play list for Barry to build around. Nothing in it was suggested by us; every track is one the two of you chose.

Signed into Spotify? You get full songs. Not signed in, previews still play — enough to know if a song makes the cut.

djproud.com/requests/mayaandjordan

Your guests' front door — nothing to download, no account to create; they tap, they request, they vote. Send it to the group chat tonight, place it upon your wedding website, and on the day itself it will be printed on the table cards, so the floor may petition in person as well.

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Nothing upon this chart will surprise Barry — he watches it alongside you, and it shapes the night he builds. A song your people have voted for is a song they will dance to as though they own it.

A song idea at midnight. A change to the timeline. A worry you would rather not voice in the family group chat. All of it comes directly to me — not to a call center, not to an assistant, and not to a machine wearing my name. If I am on the decks when it lands, it is answered the moment the set breaks; if I am awake, it is answered as you send it. Planning questions, family diplomacy, a dream you had about the seating chart — all of it is in bounds, all of it welcome.

"P.S. — Maya, the terrace prelude you chose is, quietly, my favorite passage of your entire ceremony. Jordan: your father's toast is timed to the very minute. Tell him nothing — he believes it spontaneous. — B"

Upon the day itself, a text is swiftest. For everything before it, this thread keeps the whole correspondence in one place — any answer, retrievable at any hour.

• ✆
  Barry, directly: (732) 771-3370Save it today, not on the morning of. Upon the day, a text reaches him faster than anything else in the building.
• ◷
  He is there at three o'clockA full hour before the four o'clock ceremony — set, sound-checked, and serene before your first guest arrives.
• ⌂
  The Crystal Ballroom, FreeholdThe ceremony upon the garden terrace at four; the reception in the ballroom, six until half past eleven. The rain plan runs the identical timeline indoors.
• ✉
  After June 5: calls and textsPlanning locks one week out — anything whatsoever after that goes straight to Barry, and it still gets done.