Top Country Wedding Songs By Patsy Cline

Nowadays, themed weddings are very popular. Couples choose the themes of their most important event in adult life according to their personalities and tastes. But every themed wedding must be accompanied by appropriate decorations, clothes, dishes and most of all wedding music.

Country music is a mixture of traditional and popular musical styles originating from the Southern United States that developed rapidly since the 1920s. If you are a country music lover and decided to have a country themed-wedding, then you need some quality music to set the right country tone for your celebration. There are many classic as well as modern talented country singers out there, ready to make your wedding a blast.

When it comes to country female artists, Virginia Patterson Hensley, better known as Patsy Cline is one of the best and most popular. Unfortunately, Patsy Cline died at the age of 30, in a plane crash. Despite her short life, the American country singer won a Grammy Award and is also known to be one of the most influential and loved female singers in the history of country music.

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Patsy Cline had a rich tone and expressive bold contralto vocals that made many music critics to consider her an inspiration for many vocalists of various music styles. She had a short, but prosperous career during which she gave us some of the most beautiful and popular country tracks ever. Cline’s songs are among the most requested wedding songs by couples nowadays.

Here are some of her best pieces that will make a great deal on your special day. They can be played for all the special moments of your wedding reception.

You Belong To Me - This is a beautiful pop music ballad from the 1950s. The song was also sung by Jason Wade on the Shrek movie soundtrack.

Crazy – This song was composed by Willie Nelson and it is considered to be one of Patsy Cline’s biggest hit.

Faded Love – is a blues fiddle song composed by Bob Wills and his father John Wills. The composers were inspired by a melody coming from an old fiddle tune learned by Bob from his father, John Wills. Is is a sentimental song telling about lost love. It had a great success when was covered by Patsy Cline in 1963, becoming a hit and reaching no.7 on the U.S. Country charts.

Other popular songs by Patsy Cline are as follows:

Always

Back in Baby’s Arms

Blue Moon of Kentucky

Your Cheatin’Heart

Walking after Midnight

Sweet Dreams

Half as Much

He Called Me Baby All Night Long