Plan the music,
create the moment

Cue is the music planner you send your couples. They choose every song that matters, from lists you curate. You get a run sheet that is right before you load the car.

One email when it opens up. Nothing else, and never your couples’ details.

You know the Saturday

Every DJ does. This is the one Cue was built for.

The planning form came back with “something upbeat” in six boxes.

The first dance is a Spotify link to a live cover you have never heard.

Three songs on the sheet are not the versions they meant.

Nobody wrote down who is giving the toast, and now you are holding a microphone.

How it goes

When you book

You send one link

No account, no password, no app to download. They open it on the phone they already have, and it saves as they go.

The months after

They work through the night, moment by moment

Prelude, processional, introductions, first dance, parent dances, cake, last dance. Each one with songs you curated, each one with a preview, so nobody picks a version they have not heard.

Ten days out

It locks, and you print the sheet

Times, songs, the exact versions, who is on the mic, and what they never want to hear. Changes after that come to you as requests, not as surprises.

What your couple sees

Not a blank form. The night, in order, with the hard questions already asked.

The Cue planner on a phone, listing the moments of a wedding day with progress against each one.

Every moment of the day, with how much is left to do and when it locks.

The first dance screen, with curated songs, preview buttons and a yes, maybe or not-doing-this choice.

Songs you chose for the moment, previewed before they commit — and the option to say it is not happening at all.

What you get

The run sheet is the whole point. It reads top to bottom against a watch, and it is built from what they actually chose.

A Cue run sheet: times down the left, each moment with its song and artist, mic cues highlighted, and an avoid list at the bottom.

Swipe across to read the sheet.

It reads the order of events out of your planner, so the times on the sheet are the times you agreed. Moments nobody filled in are listed as still blank, where you can see them. The avoid list is at the bottom, in their words.

Your brand. Your clients.

Cue runs underneath your company, not over it. Your couples see your name.

Your name on every page

The planner carries your company name and your colours. Cue sits in the footer, quietly, where it belongs.

Your DJs, your weddings

Give each DJ who works for you their own link. They see the weddings you put them on and nothing else.

Your playlists On the way

Bring your own Spotify lists for each stretch of the day. Until then every company shares a curated set.

It is not open yet

Cue is running real weddings for one company on the Outer Banks. The next few DJs to use it will be the ones who shape it. If that is you, leave your email and I will be in touch myself.