Wedding Songs

Songs for Leaving Your Wedding

The wedding day is the most important one for the couple, the special day when a dream becomes reality. But it all comes to an end. After the whole reception ends all you leave behind are the memories of this day, of what your wedding day was.

But until you close the doors behind you there is still a chance to say goodbye, to enjoy the last moments and mark the end. Is there a specific way to do this? You can at least think to choose songs for when you leave from your wedding.

Bride and Groom Leaving Their Wedding from weddingbycolor.com

In the first place, thinking about songs for when you leave from your wedding is related to the last moment of the entire event. It can be as well a sort of “preparation”, a sign for everyone that it will all end very soon. In some cases it can be as well a need to say it so: the grooms pay the waitresses and the restaurant staff and in some cases it may be even a time line. In other words the restaurant is rented until a certain hour so as for the personnel to have time to clean and start a new day, at first hour in the morning to be opened for others customers. But at the end of parties many people may loose time control and probably even drinking too much makes them hard to leave. Suggest the idea and solve the problem.

Bride and Groom Leving the Wedding from plan-your-wedding-ceremony.com

Some concrete suggestions of songs may be: “Why do all good things come to an end” performed by Nelly Furtado to be the top of the list, the most representative one for this situation. Also, add “Midnight lady” by Chris Normal, “Luna tu” by Alejadro Safina, Avril Lavigne and its “My happy ending” song, Vangelis and its “12 o’clock” or Enigma with “Push the limits”, all to suggest the later time.