Craig Scott Entertainment loves the challenge of creating the perfect "soundtrack" for the perfect wedding. Along the way they've learned a number of important techniques:

• When the ceremony, cocktail hour and reception will all be held at the same venue, consider having different musicians or instrumentation for the ceremony and cocktail hour portions. The reason: Your ceremony is usually held in a different room than the cocktail hour, with different acoustics and a totally different ambiance. Just like the soundtrack to a movie, the music should reflect this ambiance and change as the room, mood and noise level changes.

• For a truly polished flow and smooth transition from your ceremony to your cocktail reception, be sure that there is music playing for the very last person to leave the ceremony and for the very first person walking into cocktail hour.

MUSIC TO FALL IN LOVE WITH

Movies have always brought some great love songs to the forefront. Scott Hornak, CEO of Craig Scott Entertainment, has selected the top 10 list he feels make some of best choices for your first dance as husband and wife .

1. "When You Say Nothing At All," Ronan Keating, Notting Hill
2. "Fallen," Lauren Wood, Pretty Woman
3. "There You’ll Be," Faith Hill, Pearl Harbor
4. "Love Is All Around," The Throggs, Four Weddings and a Funeral
5. "The Way You Look Tonight," Tony Bennett, My Best Friends Wedding
6. "Grow Old With You," Stephen Lynch, The Wedding Singer
7. "Everything I Do, I Do It For You," Bryan Adams, Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves
8. "I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing," Aerosmith, Armageddon
9. "After All," Peter Cetera and Cher, Chances Are
10. "As Time Goes By," Stan “Dooley” Wilson, Casablanca