How this works
The generator combines the selected event, request limit, and two optional instruction sections into plain text that can be printed, shared, or pasted into another document. Nothing is stored by this page.
Methodology and tool assumptions
| Constant | Value | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Allowed request limits | 1, 3, or 5 | Controls how many request lines appear. |
| Event choices | Reception, Cocktail hour, Dinner | Changes the heading and context of the form. |
| Must-play label | Fixed planning prompt | Creates a separate high-priority section. |
| Do-not-play label | Fixed planning prompt | Creates a separate exclusion section. |
Worked examples
Simple form
Choose Reception, one request, must-play on, do-not-play off to get a compact one-request sheet.
Detailed music form
Choose Reception, five requests, and enable both must-play and do-not-play sections for a fuller guest form.
Common mistakes
- Allowing unlimited guest requests, which makes the sheet harder for a DJ to scan.
- Mixing must-play instructions with ordinary guest preferences.
- Promising guests that every request will be played.
- Collecting requests without a clear do-not-play channel when the couple needs one.
Limits of the estimate
This is a form generator, not a submission system. It does not create accounts, save responses to a database, or connect to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, or DJ software.
Frequently asked questions
How do I collect wedding song requests?
Use a simple form that limits requests and separates ordinary requests from must-play and do-not-play instructions.
Should wedding guests request songs?
They can, but the couple and DJ should retain final control over what actually gets played.
How many wedding song requests should each guest get?
One to three keeps the form manageable; the tool also offers five for detailed collections.
Should I include a must-play list?
Yes when there are songs that matter to the couple and should be clearly distinguished from guest requests.
How do I stop unwanted wedding songs?
Use a separate do-not-play section so the DJ can scan exclusions quickly.