A wedding at Pomme Radnor feels special from the start, and on June 28th this celebration showed exactly why couples love planning a Pomme Radnor wedding. Set at Pomme Radnor in Radnor, PA, Marielle and Justin’s day had a seamless flow, a full dance floor, and a photo booth that stayed busy all night.
The setup was thoughtfully spread across the venue, which gave the day a natural rhythm. The ceremony was planned for the front lawn, weather permitting, while cocktail hour took place one floor below the reception with both indoor and outdoor space in play. That layout let guests move through the evening without it ever feeling rushed. Dom, the DJ, arrived early at 3:30 to handle setup for the DJ system, uplighting, and the selfie photo booth, with an extra speaker placed on the cocktail hour level so music carried cleanly throughout the venue.
The ceremony began at 5:30, with family musicians handling the live processional moments. The DJ stepped in for the recessional, playing “I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do” by ABBA as the newlyweds walked out. It was a fun, upbeat choice that set the tone right away. From there, guests flowed into cocktail hour at 6:00, where the DJ kept the atmosphere going with a curated playlist across the lower level.
Reception energy at Pomme Radnor picked up quickly at 7:00 when both the reception and photo booth officially opened. The photo booth was set in the bar area just next to the main reception hall, which made it easy for guests to jump in for photos without missing anything on the dance floor. That placement mattered all night. People could hear the room, grab a quick set of photos, and head right back into the action. Groups circled back to the photo booth more than once, and it stayed active as dinner began and the party built.
At 7:20, the DJ brought everyone into the reception with introductions set to “Heads Will Roll” before welcoming Mr. and Mrs. Justin & Marielle Tuman to “My Type.” Their first dance followed immediately at 7:25 to “Wildflowers & Wine,” then parent dances at 7:30. By 7:35, the room shifted into the Horah with “Hava Nagila,” and everyone was on their feet. Just minutes later, “Mamma Mia” kept that all-in crowd energy going. With 150 to 200 guests, this was the kind of wedding where the DJ’s timing shaped the whole room. The success of the night really came from how the DJ moved guests from emotional moments into full participation without losing momentum.
Dinner service started at 7:45 with the first course, then toasts at 7:55. During that stretch, the photo booth kept pulling people in. Friends grabbed group shots between courses, family members wandered in together, and the space around the photo booth stayed lively instead of going quiet. Because the photo booth was active while the DJ managed dinner pacing and announcements, guests had something fun to do at every stage of the evening.
At 9:00, the DJ announced cake cutting and officially opened the dance floor. From there, the wedding at Pomme Radnor turned into a true party. The DJ kept the floor full while also giving guests reminders and structure, which helped balance dancing with everything else happening around the room. That interplay mattered. Some guests stayed locked into the dance floor, others bounced between dancing and the photo booth, and both experiences fed the energy of the reception. The photo booth never felt like an afterthought. It felt like part of the party.
As the night came to a close, Marielle and Justin shared a private last dance at 10:45 to “Wildflowers & Wine” again, a simple and meaningful full-circle moment. Then everyone gathered outside for an 11:00 sparkler exit with a bagpiper playing, giving the ending a dramatic and unforgettable finish.
For couples planning a Pomme Radnor wedding, this celebration is a great picture of what the venue can do. Pomme Radnor in Radnor, PA offers smooth movement between spaces, a beautiful reception atmosphere, and the kind of layout that lets a great DJ and a busy photo booth work together all night long.
