Wedding song list

Hello everyone,

A few months ago you were gracious enough to help me buy a car. Now I wonder whether you can help me put together a song list for a special wedding (to be next year in Long Island, New York).

Shown below are the titles I have pencilled in for now. I would be grateful for any more suggestions.

Thank you,

Chris


Aerosmith - I don't want to miss a thing
All Saints - Pure shores
Aqua - Turn back time
Aqualung - Strange and beautiful
Aretha Franklin - I say a little prayer
Beatles - In my life
Beatles - She loves you
Bee Gees - How deep is your love
Bryan Adams - Back to you
Bryan Adams - Heaven
Bryan Adams - Summer of 69
Celine Dion - My heart will go on
Coldplay - The Scientist
Coldplay - Yellow
Corrs - Runaway
Dido - Thank you
Gabrielle - Out of reach
Janet Jackson - Because of love
Jennifer Lopez - If you had my love
Kylie Minogue - Can't get you out of my head
La's - There she goes
Lighthouse Family - High
Madonna - Pray for spanish eyes
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Monkees - Daydream believer
Monkees - I'm a believer
Police - Every breath you take
Prince - Kiss
Prince - The most beautiful girl in the world
Robbie Williams - Angels
Robert Kelly - I believe I can fly
Roy Orbison - Pretty woman
Shaggy - Angel
Shirelles - Will you still love me tomorrow
Sinead O'Connor - Nothing compares 2 U
Texas - In our lifetime
UB40 - Can't help falling in love
Wannadies - You and me song
Wet Wet Wet - Love is all around
Whitney Houston - I'm every woman
Whitney Houston - My love is your love

 

No Chicken Dance!
[face_shocked]

 

my wife chose LeeAnn Womack's "And we Danced"


Ricky Martin's "Shes' All (I ever need)"

and

Bon Jovi's "Always"


But what is a Long Island wedding without a Billy Joel song


OHH, you got to have the Chicken Dance
and the Macarena too

 

im mexican so i had it worse.

had to play some ol' folk songs for my Gramps and the rest of my family.

and my wife asked the DJ in a bad attempt atthe chicken dance in spanish.

 

The Ceremony

John Williams: The Imperial March
John Williams: Duel of the Fates
Gustav Holst: Mars: The Bringer Of War

The rest of it.
Radiohead: Paranoid Android
Radiohead: Morning Bell
Radiohead: Idioteque
Radiohead: Electioneering
Radiohead: Climbing Up The Walls
Tool: Lateralus
Tool: Faaip de Oiad
Tool: Third Eye
Filter: Welcome to the Fold
Filter: The Best Things
Filter: Trip Like I Do
Deftones: Around the Fur
Deftones: Digital Bath
Disturbed: Prayer
System of a Down: Spiders
Incubus: New Skin
Sunna: I'm Not Trading
Sunna: Power Struggle
Pearl Jam: Do the Evolution

 

Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time.

 

lol Deftones digital bath.

nice dark dance song

i can see it.

maybe even add a lil NO DOUBT - spiderwebs.

 

LoneStar-- 'Already there'

John Williams -- 'Across the Stars'

 

(to be next year in Long Island, New York).


Can I go? J/K

I'm not a good source for music, unless you want a JPOP wedding.

 

i take you wont do the same mistake as in my cousin wedding when they put on

R. Kelly's Bump and Grind durring dinner.

 

I.O.U. by Lee Greenwood

 

Louis Armstrong - What a Wonderful World

 

I can't believe you have "I can't get you out of my head"!

"the Cheers theme" by Phish
"Everybody needs somebody to love" Blues Brothers
"With a little Bit of Luck" My Fair Lady
"Wouldn't it be Loverly?" My Fair Lady
"Gimme some lovin'" Blues Brothers
"Now I'm a Believer" Monkees
and
"Lumberjack song" Monty Python

 

The Imperial March... You know, for when the mother in law walks in.

Seriously, one thing to consider is that if you have (practically) nothing but love songs playing, it will produce a possibly low energy feel.

My wife and I have been to weddings where that was most of the music and it was nice, but no celebratory atmosphere.

We had romantic stuff up front and then at the very end with high energy stuff in the middle.
There was a big list of 'love songs' but the DJ just worked in as many as he could during those two periods. We thought it worked really well.
Just some advice but obviously go with whatever you guys want.

 

Ah-- "I Could Die for You" Red Hot Chili Peppers

"Let It Be" Beatles

"Come Together" Beatles

"Moments" The Red House Painters

"Sweetness Follows" REM

"Still Dead" Not really a song-- a compostion by Thomas Newman.