Songs I want to be played at my wedding 🎶👰🏽♀️
These songs are in no particular order really, it’s just a few songs I thought might fit the vibe 🤷🏽♀️
- 1. Run Through Fire x Pink Sweat$ (my fiancé actually picked this song out, I love it.)
- 2. Yebba’s Heartbreak x Drake & Yebba (don’t let the title fool you, it’s actually a pretty nice song lol)
- 3. The Point of It All x Anthony Hamilton ( I had to add some Anthony in there)
- 4. Wedding Cake x dvsn & Ty Dolla $ign (I thought this would be a nice cake cutting song, since I see everyone is using “cut it” now)
- 5. The Matrimony x Wale & Usher ( I mean this song isn’t a surprise ☺️ )
- 6. Wait For U Instrumental x Future, Drake & Tems (INSTRUMENTAL! FYI, because whatever Future & Drake saying is none of my concern lol)
- 7. You & I x Avant & Keke Wyatt ( love my old school jams)
- 8. Snooze (acoustic)x SZA & Justin Bieber ( I love the original and I love this version, Justin added a lil more umph to it lol)
* Please feel free to drop down any other songs you’d like played at your wedding :) *
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When planning a wedding, selecting the right music is crucial for creating the desired ambiance. A well-curated playlist can elevate the mood and make your special day memorable for you and your guests. Consider including a mix of genres and tempos to cater to all attendees. From slow ballads for a romantic first dance to upbeat tracks that get everyone on the dance floor, the right selections will ensure that the energy flows smoothly throughout the event. Some popular wedding song categories include: 1) **Romantic Love Songs** - Perfect for those intimate moments, classics like 'At Last' by Etta James or modern hits like 'Perfect' by Ed Sheeran can leave a lasting impression. 2) **Fun Party Tracks** - Once it’s time to dance, consider songs like 'Uptown Funk' by Mark Ronson, which are guaranteed to get everyone moving. 3) **Classic Oldies** - Such as 'Shout' by The Isley Brothers, often recommended to encourage guests to join in and make memories. 4) **Instrumentals** - Adding some instrumental pieces, like piano or acoustic guitar covers of popular songs, can beautifully complement key moments like the ceremony or cake cutting. To ensure a well-rounded musical experience, collaborating with a DJ or band that understands your vision and style can also contribute to a seamless flow of performance. Ultimately, the goal is to create an atmosphere filled with love, joy, and celebration, leaving both you and your guests with cherished memories of your wedding day.
One in a lifetime x Monica