Will people dance at my brunch wedding?

Good music and booze will get anyone dancing no matter what time it is.

We're having a brunch reception 12-4 and my family will be dancing. We don't care what time it is. If you are dancing, they will dance.

The ceremony starts at 10:30 to 11. Cocktail hour is 11-12 and the rest of the reception is 12-4. The said if I start the ceremony a half hour late then people wont be eating actual brunch until almost 1 and to the venue coordinator that was too late so I didn't even argue about it. though to me a half hour doesn't make much of a difference and food is food to me.

I am with LMac and Monee. The booze and your lead will help

It will really depend on your crowd. The last few weddings I've attended were in the evening and people didn't really dance and I think the majority of the guests were more mingling type of people...and the DJs weren't great. As everyone has already said, having a really good DJ and flowing alcohol will be critical if you want people on the dance floor. I'd also suggest having a smaller dance floor so it looks fuller if there are only a handful of people dancing. Lastly, maybe you can encourage your bridal party or the people you know love to dance to take the lead in getting the party started by getting on the dance floor first.

I agree, it depends on the DJ. But also the people. My family likes to dance (esp with some wine in their veins). If your people are dancing types, they will probably dance at that time. Unless there wasn't a space to do so or the kind of music that would be dance-able. It's all about the feel, not all about the time.

I don;t think blocking out your windows will help; people know what time it is. If you've got a good DJ, booze, and a dancing crowd, it will happen. If not, people will still have a good time socialising and enjoying the food and drink.