Here Comes The Bride: 10 Songs for your wedding playlist

Beyond the traditional Wedding March, have you given thought to the rest of the tunes that will set the mood for your wedding? Read on for musical inspiration of the romantic kind.

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A party without music is just a meeting. The same could be said about weddings. What’s a celebration of the most significant day of your life if there’s no music to set the mood and mark the occasion?

Your choice of music should reflect the style of your wedding, so choose a mix of tunes that will set the mood for the event and keep even the most traditional of guests pleased at the same time. You could choose songs that have significant meaning for you and your other half or tried and tested favourites that have been doing the wedding rounds for the last few decades. Ideally, the music should just flow and get everyone, (even grandma) grooving on the dancefloor.

If you’re in need of musical inspiration, we’ve compiled 10 songs that run the gamut from romantic ballads to heel-kickers that will take have you and your guests singing along or pulling all the right dance moves throughout the special occasion.

My Girl (Temptations)

A sweet tear-jerker for the first father-daughter dance at the reception.

Ain’t No Other Man (Christina Aguilera)

Your wedding day is surely the best time to proclaim your husband is the kind of guy a girl finds in a blue moon and that there ain’t no other man that can stand up next to him!

From This Moment (Shania Twain)

You’ve promised your love to each other from this moment on –so sing it like you mean it like you mean it!

Wonderful Tonight (Eric Clapton)

Because you’re only a blushing bride once so you should very well enjoy the spotlight and be told how wonderful you look.

Forever (Chris Brown)

That one upbeat tune that will get your guests grooving on the dance floor in no time.

Everything (Michael Buble)

The lyrics say it all no?

Sugar Sugar (Archies)

Dare we say this 60s pop hit will make a great song for the cake-cutting session?

At Last (Etta James)

This song is sure to draw a collective aww from the crowd as you dance your first dance as newlyweds.

I Gotta Feelin (Black Eyed Peas)

It’s the biggest, most important event of your life, how could it not be a good night right?

Last Dance (Donna Summer)

End the night on a high note with this aptly named, sweet Donna Summer’s number

Karen George


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