Most Commonly Used Wedding Songs

Posted in: wedding songs | June 19th 2010 | one comment

Creating the wedding play list for your wedding is not such a easy task even that you might have lots of melody in your computer and in your head. For creating a special compilation for your ceremony but also for your wedding party, you must cater for some important things such as the wedding moments, the traditions like garter removal and tossing, bridal bouquet tossing, cutting wedding cake, Dollar dance, the Unity rituals like candle, water or sand Unity, the most important parts of the wedding like first and last dance, mother and groom dance, father and daughter dance, songs for married couples, but also you must cater for the others musical tastes. For solving this problem, is ideal to ask your friends and all your cognates which are their favorite song. You cannot promise to them that you'll play all their favorite songs, but at least some of them, you can make the effort of asking the Dj or the band to perform them.



As you can see, these are the most important things you must cater for when creating the wedding play list. Are quite many, no?

Even that musical stores are selling various musical genres albums, and getting informed on the Internet as much as possible for finding out some secret amazing songs, some brides-to-be still opt for most commonly used wedding songs. This is not a thing about comfort, but is the certain key for a successful wedding. If others played some traditional well known songs to their wedding, you can do the same thing.



The good part is that the most commonly used wedding songs are part of different musical genres such as country, disco, rock, rock and roll, swing, r&b, swing, oldies and so on. There are immensely list with most commonly used wedding songs and you can download some of the songs with just a simple click. But, I won't assure you that you'll like all of them.


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The purpose of my article is to suggest you some melodies that cannot suffer a failure because are too known, loved and played at different events. So, I'll try to suggest you some songs of different categories of music: “Caribbean Blue” performed by Enya; “Waiting on a Woman” performed by Brad Paisley; “Romanza” performed by Andrea Bocelli; “Ave Maria - Serenade Classical Collection” by T Carter Music; “Collection of Prelude & Interlude Songs” by Wedding Music List; “Forever Mine” performed by The O'Jays; “From Here To Eternity” performed by Michael Peterson; “From This Moment On” performed by Shania Twain; “Have I Told You Lately” performed by Van Morrison or Rod Stewart, "Oh, Pretty Woman” performed by Roy Orbison; “She's A Beauty” performed by The Tubes; “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)” performed by Beyonce; “Single White Female” performed by Cherry Wright; “That Girl” performed by Maxi Priest.