4th of July Songs for your American Wedding

If you are a true American, then you probably decided that your wedding day should be synonym to the big birthday of your nation: the Fourth of July. If you ask me, this date has also the advantage of never forgetting about your wedding anniversary.

Fourth of July is known for picnics, backyard barbecues and fireworks so you could include this in your wedding etiquette. That way you will celebrate two special events. Beside red roses centerpieces, white and silver table cloths and little American flags, any good party needs to have good music. If you want to add a national touch to your American wedding you can sneak some patriotic songs into your wedding playlist.

Let’s start with “The Star Spangled Banner.” No song is more synonymous with the American national celebration than the national anthem. It has been performed by many artists in numerous versions. Some nice versions include: Alabama , Louis Armstrong, The Charlie Daniels Band, the Oak Ridge Boys, Dolly Parton and LeAnn Rimes.

Other 4^th of July songs to consider for your wedding reception are:

“4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)” performed by Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band
“America” performed by Neil Diamond
“America” by Rita Moreno from West Side Story
“All-American Girl” performed by Carrie Underwood
“America A O” performed by Aaron Carter
“America The Beautiful” performed by Ray Charles with Alicia Keys
“America Will Always Stand” performed by Randy Travis
“America Will Survive” performed by Hank Williams, Jr.

“American Child” performed by Phil Vassar
“American Man” performed by Trace Adkins
“American Pie” performed by Don McLean

“American Soldier” performed by Toby Keith

“An American Trilogy” performed by Elvis Presley
“American Woman” performed by Lenny Kravitz or Guess Who
“Back Where I Come From” performed by Kenny Chesney

“Born Country” performed by Alabama
“Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)” performed by Toby Keith
“Days of America” performed by BlackHawk
“Don’t Mess With America” performed by Cledus T. Judd
“Down Home” performed by Alabama
“Fourth Of July” performed by Mariah Carey
“God Bless America” performed by Celine Dion
“God Bless America” performed by Martina McBride

“God Bless The USA” performed by Lee Greenwood
“Hey Mr. President” performed by The Warren Brothers
“Hero” performed by Mariah Carey
“In America” performed by The Charlie Daniels Band
“I’m Already There” performed by Lone Star
“If the World Had A Front Porch” performed by Tracy Lawrence
“Independence Day” performed by Martina McBride

“Letters From Home” performed by John Michael Montgomery
“Living In America” performed by James Brown
“My Town” performed by Montgomery Gentry
“One Last Time” performed by Dusty Drake
“Only In America” performed by Brooks & Dunn

“Ragged Old Flag” performed by Johnny Cash
“Riding With Private Malone” performed by David Ball
“Some Gave All” performed by Billy Ray Cyrus
“Sweet Southern Comfort” performed by Buddy Jewell
“The Pledge of Allegiance” performed by The Charlie Daniels Band
“There’s a Hero” performed by Billy Gilman
“This Land Is Your Land” performed by Pete Seeger
“This Ain’t No Rag, It’s A Flag” performed by The Charlie Daniels Band
“Till My Dyin’ Day” performed by Brooks & Dunn