Courtney and Kyle’s Wedding Brings a Full Dance Floor to Concorde Banquets

A warm spring day, a beautiful wedding venue, and a couple ready to celebrate made Courtney and Kyle's wedding at Concorde Banquets a night to remember.

On May 24, 2026, Courtney Chara and Kyle Mckillip exchanged vows surrounded by family and friends at the beautiful Concorde Banquets. The ceremony took place in the venue's top room, with the large windows providing a beautiful backdrop as the couple said "I do."

Once the formalities were over, it was time to celebrate—and the dance floor at Concorde was ready.

A Beautiful Start to the Celebration

Courtney and Kyle chose Concorde Banquets for their wedding day, and the top room provided an impressive setting for their ceremony.

The large windows brought plenty of natural light into the space and gave the ceremony a beautiful backdrop on a warm spring day.

After the ceremony, the focus shifted toward the reception and the celebration that Courtney and Kyle had been looking forward to.

A First Dance with a Personal Touch

Courtney and Kyle's first dance was to "Everything We Need" by A Day to Remember.

It was a personal choice that immediately gave the reception a sense of who they were as a couple. The first dance is always an important moment, but it's also the moment when everyone knows the party is about to begin.

For Courtney and Kyle, that transition came quickly.

DJ Evan took over from there, building the music around the couple's favorite songs and giving their guests plenty of reasons to get on the dance floor.

From Fall Out Boy to ABBA

One of the best parts of this wedding was the variety of music.

DJ Evan took the guests on a musical journey that included favorites from Fall Out Boy, ABBA, and plenty of the wedding classics everyone expects to hear at a great reception.

That kind of variety is important at a wedding. You've got different ages, different musical tastes, and different groups of friends and family all sharing the same dance floor.

The goal isn't to play one type of music all night. It's to find the songs that connect with the people in the room and keep the energy moving from one song to the next.

And at Courtney and Kyle's wedding, it worked.

Concorde Banquets Was Bumping

By the time the party was in full swing, Concorde was bumping.

Guests were dancing to Courtney and Kyle's favorites, along with familiar wedding hits that brought everyone together. The combination of the couple's personal music choices and the classics created a reception that felt both familiar and uniquely theirs.

That's one of the things we enjoy most about being part of a wedding. The playlist should reflect the couple while still giving everyone at the reception something they want to hear.

DJ Evan kept that balance throughout the night, moving between different styles and eras while maintaining the energy on the dance floor.

A Wedding Built Around the Music

Courtney and Kyle's wedding was a great example of how the right music can shape the entire reception.

From their first dance to A Day to Remember, through Fall Out Boy, ABBA, and the wedding favorites that everyone knows, the music helped tell the story of the evening and kept the celebration moving.

At Paul Michaels Events, we believe your wedding music should be personal. We take the time to learn what you and your guests enjoy so that your reception sounds like your party—not someone else's wedding.

For Courtney and Kyle, that meant a beautiful ceremony, a personal first dance, and a dance floor that stayed full as the celebration continued.

And when Concorde is bumping, you know it's been a good night.