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WeddingWire is a website that allows couples to create a wedding website and manage their guest list, among other features. One feature that is available on WeddingWire is the ability for couples to receive song requests from their guests. This can be done by adding a Song Requests section to the wedding website. Guests can then submit their song requests through the website, and the couple can view and export these requests as a list or report. This can be done by going to the edit page of the wedding website and exporting the song requests as a CSV file, or by entering an email address to receive a report of the song requests.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| How to view song requests | Open the website editor, go to your RSVP page, hover over the song requests section and click on the wrench icon. |
| How to export song requests | Click on "Export Song Requests" to export a CSV file. |
| How to email song requests | Click on "Email Song Requests", enter your email address and click "Send". A report will then be sent to the entered email address. |
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What You'll Learn
Viewing song requests in Wedding Wire
Wedding Wire is a great way to plan your wedding and keep everything in one place. The website allows you to export a list of all the song requests submitted by your guests. This can be done by opening the website editor and going to your RSVP page. From there, hover over the song requests section and click on the wrench icon. You will then be able to export a CSV file of all the song requests. Alternatively, you can email the song requests to your personal email address.
To do this, simply enter your email address and click 'Send'. A report will then be sent to the entered email address. You can also find song requests in your 'My Wedding Website' dashboard. There should be a Music tab that contains all the song requests. If you cannot find the song requests there, you can always contact Wedding Wire support for further assistance.
It is worth noting that some users have reported issues with the song request feature. In particular, some have mentioned that the instructions provided by Wedding Wire do not match the actual steps required to export the song requests list. In such cases, it is recommended to reach out to Wedding Wire support for further assistance.
Additionally, if you are looking for ways to encourage your guests to submit song requests, consider adding a song request section or page to your wedding website. This can be done through Wedding Wire or external tools such as Google Forms or SurveyMonkey, which can then be linked to your website.
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Exporting song requests
You can export a list of all the song requests submitted by your guests to your wedding website. To do this, open the website editor, go to your RSVP page, hover over the song requests section, and click on the wrench icon. Then, click on "Export Song Requests" to export a CSV file. Alternatively, you can email the song requests to your personal email address by entering your email and clicking "Send". A report will then be sent to the entered email address.
If you are using Wedding Website 2.0, your website may not have a built-in song request page. In this case, you can add text to your "Contact Us" page to request that guests add their song suggestions there. To do this, click on "Pages", then the "New Page" button, and select the "Contact Us" page option. If you have any trouble with these steps, you can reach out to WeddingWire's support team at [email protected].
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Emailing song requests
One option is to include a song request line on your RSVP cards. This can be as simple as writing "I promise to dance if you play _______," or "We would love to incorporate your taste in music. Please write a song and its artist on your RSVP card if you would like us to play it". This method ensures that your guests' requests are received directly and can be easily collected and compiled. It also adds a fun, interactive element to the RSVP process and gets your guests thinking about their musical preferences.
Another option is to create a wedding website with a dedicated section for song requests. This can be done through platforms like WeddingWire, which offers a "Music" tab where guests can submit their song choices. This approach allows guests to submit their requests online, providing a digital record that can be easily accessed and exported. It also gives them more space to write their requests and potentially explain their choices.
If you choose to use WeddingWire, you can access the song requests by opening the website editor, going to your RSVP page, hovering over the song requests section, and clicking on the wrench icon. From there, you can choose to export the song requests as a CSV file or email them to a specified address.
Alternatively, you can have your DJ announce at the wedding that they are happy to take song requests. This approach adds an element of spontaneity to the evening and allows guests to request songs based on the current mood and atmosphere. The DJ can then play the requested songs, depending on the time and vibe of the room.
Whichever method you choose, be sure to consider the potential number of song requests and the length of your reception. You may not be able to play every requested song, so it's important to manage expectations. Additionally, be mindful of the types of songs requested; some guests may send in joke requests or very long songs that might not be suitable for the dance floor.
In conclusion, emailing song requests is a fantastic way to engage your wedding guests and create a personalised musical experience. By using RSVP cards, a wedding website, or DJ announcements, you can collect song requests and curate a soundtrack that reflects the tastes of you and your guests, making your wedding day all the more memorable.
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Adding a song request feature
WeddingWire's wedding websites do not currently have a built-in song request page or feature. However, you can add a text prompt on your Guestbook or RSVP page asking your guests to submit a song request. Both the guestbook posts and online RSVP process include open text fields for your guests, so those are places they could include song requests.
If you have already added the Song Requests feature to your wedding website, you can view the list/report of song requests that your guests have submitted in a few ways. One way is to open the website editor, go to your RSVP page, hover over the song requests section, and click on the wrench icon. From there, you can click on "Export Song Requests" to export a CSV file. Alternatively, you can email yourself a list of the requested songs by following the instructions in the support article found on the WeddingWire website. You can also check the upper right corner of the website tab, where a box shows the latest activity on the webpage, and song requests are often posted there as well.
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Finding song requests in the dashboard
To find song requests in the dashboard, you must first ensure that you have added the Song Requests feature to your wedding website. This can be done by opening the website editor and going to your RSVP page. From there, you can hover over the song requests section and click on the wrench icon. This will allow you to export a list of all song requests submitted by your guests.
Once you have added the Song Requests feature, you can access the song requests by logging into your Wedding Wire account and navigating to the dashboard. From the dashboard, you can select "My Wedding Website" from the drop-down menu where your picture is located at the top of the page. From there, you should be able to find a Music tab, which will allow you to view and manage the song requests that have been submitted by your guests.
Additionally, you can choose to have the song requests exported to a CSV file or emailed to your personal email address. To do this, simply click on the song request "section" of the webpage while in edit mode and select the "Export Song Requests" or "Email Song Requests" option. This will either export the song requests to a file or send them to the email address you provide.
It is important to note that some users have reported issues with finding the song requests, as they may not be located in the list of "pages" on the left side of the screen as instructed by Wedding Wire. In this case, you may need to reach out to Wedding Wire support for further assistance.
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Frequently asked questions
To view song requests on Wedding Wire, open the website editor, go to your RSVP page, hover over the song requests section and click on the wrench icon. From there, you can export a CSV file of song requests or email the list to your chosen email address.
Yes, you can add a song request section to your wedding website. Go to your website editor and add the Song Requests feature to your wedding website.
You can find your guests' song requests in your email inbox or on the edit page of your wedding website.
