For wedding DJs and DJ companies
The wedding song request app guests actually use
Easy enough for the grandparents, quick enough for the groomsmen.
Guests scan a QR code at their table and request and vote for songs during dinner, with nothing to download. You get a ranked list and approve every song, and the whole thing carries your brand, not ours.
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Like the ones you want to hear
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Mr. Brightside The Killers 48 - 2
September Earth, Wind & Fire 47 - 3
Shut Up and Dance WALK THE MOON 45 - 4
Uptown Funk Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars 44 - 5
Dancing Queen ABBA 41 - 6
Don't Stop Believin' Journey 39 - 7
Shout The Isley Brothers 36
Built for weddings. Our numbers so far, from Spain and Latin America:
- weddings a year
- 1,000+ weddings a year
- songs requested
- 145,000+ songs requested
- QR code scans
- 100,000+ QR code scans
How do song requests work at a wedding?
Four steps, and none of them asks a guest to install anything. The requests happen at the tables during dinner, so that on the dance floor people just dance.
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Guests scan the QR code at their table
The QR code goes on your table cards or table signs. Guests point their phone camera at it and they are in: no app to download, no sign-up, no password.
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They request and vote during dinner
They search for the song they want and vote for the ones other guests have already requested. The most-wanted songs rise to the top on their own.
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You get a ranked list on your phone
Requests arrive ordered by votes. Before the first dance you already know what will fill the floor with this particular crowd.
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You approve what plays
Approve or reject each song and decide when it plays. Anything on the couple’s do-not-play list is blocked, so guests never even see it.
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What makes TuParty different?
Plenty of apps take song requests, and many were built for bars and clubs. TuParty was built for weddings, and these four things follow from that.
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White label: it looks like your own app
Guests never see TuParty. They see your logo, your colors and your socials. For two hundred people, the app they request songs from belongs to your company.
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Every wedding books the next one
The guest screen links to your socials and your contact form. Half the room is at the age of getting married and has just watched you work: that is where they follow you and message you.
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Easy for every age
Designed from day one so anyone can use it, from the flower girl to the grandparents. No download, no sign-up, no password, which is what gets the whole room taking part.
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Built for weddings
Designed for dinner, the moment that works best for collecting requests according to what we have seen at more than 1,000 weddings a year in Spain and Latin America. With what that moment needs: votes, a ranked list before the dance floor opens, a do-not-play list and one QR code per wedding running at the same time.
Why take requests during dinner, not on the dance floor?
Because by the time the dancing starts, everyone has already asked for their song.
There are three moments to collect song requests, and two of them go wrong.
Weeks before, with a shared playlist. Almost nobody pays attention that far out, and with no voting, one guest adding thirty songs only they like is enough to make the list useless.
In the middle of the dance floor. It works, at a price: people staring at their phones exactly when they should be dancing, and requests from whoever is watching the screen instead of the party.
Right before the party, during dinner. This is what works best in the weddings we have seen. Guests are seated with their phone on the table, and together they build a live playlist of the songs that will land. They feel part of the party, the DJ gets information no other moment gives, and when the dance floor opens the phones go away.
QR code song requests, without the tech headaches
The QR code is fixed and reusable: print it once on your table cards or a sign and it lasts the whole season. If you run several weddings on the same Saturday, each one gets its own code, all included in your plan. Guests only need their phone camera, on any iPhone or Android.
Nothing to set up at the venue and nothing to connect to your gear: TuParty never touches your DJ software. It hands you a list, and you play.
Who is TuParty for?
For whoever plays or plans the music at a wedding.
- Wedding DJs Walk onto the dance floor knowing what the room wants, with an app that carries your brand. Learn more →
- DJ companies One tool for every team you send out on a Saturday, each wedding with its own QR code. Learn more →
- Wedding planners A detail guests remember, without one more task on your wedding-day timeline. Learn more →
- Venues Something extra to show on the site visit, after the couple has already toured three venues. Learn more →
- Couples Tell us who your DJ is and we will talk to them for you. Learn more →
How much does it cost?
Plans are yearly and priced by events, not by QR codes: from $150 a year for 10 events, with the option to carry your own brand. Guests never pay a thing. See all plans and pricing.
Tell us about your weddings
We will show you how TuParty fits your reception, which plan suits your season and how the QR code gets onto the tables.
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Frequently asked questions
How do guests request songs at a wedding with TuParty?
They scan the QR code on their table with the phone camera and the request page opens in the browser. They search for a song, request it and vote for the songs other guests have requested. No app download, no account, no password.
When should guests request songs: during dinner or on the dance floor?
During dinner. Guests are seated with their phone on the table and time to think about what they want to hear. By the time the dance floor opens, the DJ has a ranked list and the phones go back in the pocket.
Does the DJ lose control of the music?
No. The DJ approves or rejects every request and decides when each song plays. TuParty never plays or queues music on its own.
Can we block songs we do not want played?
Yes. Songs on the couple’s do-not-play list are loaded before the wedding and guests cannot request them, because they do not show up.
Can the song request page carry my DJ brand?
Yes. With the branded option, guests see your logo, your colors and links to your socials and contact form instead of TuParty.
Does TuParty work for weddings in the US?
Yes. It runs in any phone browser and the music catalog is worldwide. TuParty started in Spain, and the numbers on this page come from weddings in Spain and Latin America.
How much does a wedding song request app cost?
TuParty plans are yearly and priced by the number of events, from $150 a year for 10 events, with as many QR codes as you need. Guests never pay anything. All plans are on the pricing page.