There are many traditions done at wedding receptions, one of the being the bride dancing with her father after she has united with the groom. This is a symbolization of the father’s final “goodbye” to his daughter, giving room for her new husband. There are many different songs that have been used for weddings, and wedding receptions. Wedding bands are a big asset to a wedding. Some good choices consist of “In My Father’s Eyes” by Martina McBride and “Butterfly Kisses” by Bob Carlisle. Music has a big influence on the mood of the atmosphere. It plays a role in the attitude of the guests.

During the reception of a wedding, it’s a great idea to keep music playing. The guests love a live band performing while they enjoy food and fellowship with one another. Music sets in different kinds of “moods”, so to speak. The bride and groom should choose plenty of songs to be played that mean something to them.

A good way to keep your guests’ enlightened is to have family friends perform funnier songs. This will also help your guests’ feel more comfortable and at home. A couple possible choices would be “Baby, It’s Cold Outside”, and “Anything You Can Do, (I Can Do Better)”. Up tempo music makes people feel happy!

Romantic songs are the most common choice for a wedding. Make sure the songs you choose are not too “Rock N Roll” edgy. All of the attention goes to the newlyweds, not the song performers. You want to make your guest feel at ease and relaxed, comfortable. There are many, many, many romantic “couple songs” out there! Find the ones that mean the most to you!

Slow tempo songs are good selections as well. These songs in particular keep the guests soothed, quiet, peaceful, etc. To list a few “sweet” songs; “From This Moment” by Shania Twain, “When God Made You” by Newsong, and “Lucky” by Jason Mraz. These are just a few of the many possible choices.

A not so common idea is to play rock music. Although it is not done very often, that does not mean you can’t do it in your own wedding reception. There are many songs that fall under the category of “rock”, but would go well for couples.

Another option is to go without music or a band at your wedding reception. This is also an uncommon decision, but quite a few people enjoy peace and quiet, as you might, too! Music might not be for you, but either way you should make your guests feel comfortable. Play games, have food, and make it feel like a fun celebration.

Make every decision under your own influence. Do not let anyone persuade you otherwise. Weddings, wedding receptions, wedding bands, and everything in between is a big deal. Enjoy this day with the ones you love. Music, Silence, Hard core, low temp, funny, serious…. And the list goes on. Whatever you choose, make it your own decision. Allow this day to be filled with enjoyment to you first, and the ones around you.

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