Wedding In San Francisco: 1950s Wedding Love Songs

1950s were delightful in music. Back then, a lot of work was put into a good song. Orchestras, great voices and deep lyrics, things that you don’t really find today anymore. That’s too bad, but these are the days. Names like Jo Stafford, Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, Doris Day and Frank Sinatra were very common in the 1950s among other big names. Most of the songs back then were about love. And believe me when I say that 1950s love songs were something worth listening to.

If you chose San Francisco as the city for your wedding ceremony, you did a good job. San Francisco has amazing wedding ceremony locations. Some of them are Galleria at the San Francisco Design Center, Hamlin Mansion, Harvest Inn, Julia Morgan Ballroom or San Francisco Marriott Marquis. If you don’t know them, then do check their websites and their picture galleries and you will understand why I said that San Francisco is great to officiate a marriage into. Don’t forget to check the price list too, because these wedding locations are not that cheap, but trust me when I say that they are totally worth all the money they are asking for.

And because I was referring earlier to 1950s love songs, why not have at your San Francisco wedding some 1950s wedding love songs? Your guests will love the tunes and will dance tight all the way. Below you have a short list of 1950s wedding love songs for your San Francisco wedding. They can be used as first dance too or for other special moments. If you want more songs, you can go here and here and pick what you think it is better or best. You can listen to them on Youtube, because it has most of the songs you are looking for.

And if you don’t find the tracks in music shops, then you can easily order the tracks from Amazon, Buy or iTunes, because these websites have huge varieties of music and the prices are really cheap. So here you have the short list of 1950s wedding love songs:
-Earth Angel – The Penguins
-In the Still of the Night – Five Satins with lead vocalist Fred Parris
-Mona Lisa – Nat King Cole
-Why Do Fools Fall in Love – Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers
-Since I Don’t Have You – The Skyliners
-That’s Amore – Dean Martin
-You Belong to Me – Paul Anka, Patsy Cline, Connie Francis, Anne Murray and Patti Page
-You’re So Fine – The Falcons
-Wish You Were Here – Eddie Fisher
-Here In My Heart – Al Martino
-Dream a Little Dream of Me – Frankie Lane
L’Hymne à L’Amour – Édith Piaf
-Thinking of You – Don Cherry
-With My Eyes Wide Open I’m Dreaming – Patti Page