Since a number of us here are either already married or don’t ever want to be, feel free to treat this one as simply “a good song to play at a wedding”.
I have to go to Bandcamp for this one because YouTube is giving me one of those annoying “this video is not available” messages. It’s The Galaxies - Love Has Found Me, a great slice of '60s-style power pop with a little touch of country. There’s even a line about “walking down that aisle” in the lyrics so it feels like it actually is a song about being married.
Michael Franti’s “Have a Little Faith.” Don’t ask me why, I think it’s sadder than any wedding song should be, but for some reason I really like the idea of dancing to this song at a wedding.
Probably been done to death but since the first time I heard Fields of Gold (Sting) I thought it would make a lovely wedding song. Even then I knew *I *most likely wouldn’t ever get married but I still find the song so lovely and it borderline makes me blub.
I’m getting married this October and we’re walking down the aisle to a trio playing Poi Dog Pondering’s Angelika Suspended. That song always puts me at peace.
I recently went to a same sex wedding where the groom Will sang Wedding Bell Blues, (with slightly altered lyrics) to his new husband Bill. It was so very cool.
Bill, I love you so I always will.
I look at you and see the passion eyes of May
And Bill, we’re finally get to see our wedding day.
It would’ve been nice to have “Why Don’t We Do It In The Road” playing at my wedding.*
*One time we were having breakfast at a semi-ritzy place that had a harpist performing. I still regret not having gone up and requested that she play this song.
Thank you both so much. That was very kind of you guys.
But before anyone else expresses their sweet wishes, I just want to say that my husband passed away in November. We’d even moved our renewal up to our 22 1/2 anniversary hoping to make it in time, yet it wasn’t meant to be. And I seriously apologize for not wording my earlier post better. I tried to think of the best way to convey all that, but these days, it seems like every third post of mine talks about being a widow, so I weaseled in an attempt to shut the hell up about it. Sorry all.