Popular wedding songs fall into two categories. There are those romantic classics and those sentimental ones, which mean something to the couple, and often the two categories largely coincide to form the list of songs the couple wishes to have played for they own enjoyment at the reception.
Song category 2
The other category is the playlist intended for the guests and includes dance tracks, favorite classics where the younger and older generations can mingle and the latest pop tunes for everyone who loves to party. Below are songs, which are favorites, and are popular wedding songs in each category. Always look up the lyrics of your favorite song and try to incorporate them into your vowels.
Romantic and Sentimental Classics
Party Songs for everyone
There are a great number of absolute classics for all of your party guests no matter what age or generation. Everyone loves Abba and Bert Bacharat classics, anything with a Spanish or Flamenco feel is always great for the dancers. Here is a list of songs you absolutely must try to put on your list.
The final play list
The greatest source of inspiration for your wedding is right in your hands. Take a close look at all of the compact disks you own or those of friends which you know you like and go through the whole range or songs one by one. You may choose to do this with a friend or your partner but allow at least a good three to four hours depending on the amount of music you want to go through.
Be thorough. Don’t just look at the titles. You need to also play the songs. One other thing you need to do is arrange the songs in groups. Have a list for slow songs, dance songs, classic hits, sing along songs and any other category you need. Try to work out a pattern to them and if you are compiling the play list yourself, the best way to play styles of songs in lots of threes or fours. Have a few slow songs, then a few dance songs, and then a few fun singing songs. This will encourage your guests to participate more and also break up the evening nicely.