Scala futures would worth nothing if you wouldn't have a nice way to combine them.
If you have a sequence of future objects you can transform it into a future of sequence:
val futureList = Future.sequence(listOfFutures)
So now you have a single future to deal with. See the docs on Future companion object for a few other useful functions to combine futures in various ways.
If you're curious about other ways to play with futures (e.g. you can even combine them using a simple for-comprehansion due to their monadic nature) you might want to take a look at the primer on Scala futures for more insights.
Also if you're working with ReactiveMongo it would be definitely worth to take a look at the docs on Enumerator/Iteratee implementation of Play 2.x. If you master that approach you will be able to do real magic combining your reactive data streams on the fly and much more.