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Doing a wedding this Saturday. I'm pretty green, this will be my 2nd wedding show.

Couple doesn't want dum-dum-da-dummm

Country music crowd.

I'm thinking "Look At You Girl" Chris LeDoux - because it has a slow rhythm, sweet soft melody.

But couple is a few generations younger than me, maybe something newer (I'm pretty slim at my knowledge of 2000's country. Any suggestions?

I would insist on having the bride choose the song. This eliminates any potential "why did you pick THAT one" issues.

I agree make her pick and everyone should be happy.

When I did the DJ thing over ten years ago. I would have the couple give me a top ten list of their fav.s and go from there. Check out billboards top 100 for 2000.

Covered that in the meeting with the bride and groom. She had songs picked out for father-daughter, bride-groom dance, and what they want playing at end of ceremony. I requested she think of something she'd like for march and text it to me (hoping she does).

This isn't an extravaganza (blue jean wedding, quick ceremony and longer reception).

They want to go with my judgment. I don't get to dodge having a solution ready... you shouldn't either

here is off of a top 10:

Walking Down the Aisle

•"Valentine" – Martina McBride
•"Walk Through This World With Me" – George Jones or Tammy Wynette
•"Your Love Amazes Me" – John Berry
•"Me And You" – Kenny Chesney
•"Love Me Tender" – Elvis Presley
•"Cowboy Take Me Away" – Dixie Chicks
•"To Make You Feel My Love" – Garth Brooks or Trisha Yearwood
•"Love Of My Life" – Sammy Kershaw
•"Can't Help Falling In Love With You" – Elvis Presley
•"Grow Old With Me" – Mary Chapin Carpenter

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It's 1995 but still popular--"Keeper Of The Stars" by Tracy Byrd.

I had a bride request

Marry Me - Martina Mcbride & Pat Monohan (From the group Train)

It was a very appropriate song for the March.

It's a wedding? How about Bodies from Drowning Pool.

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Nice...

Can never go wrong with MCC!

The Beatles "Something"

I was thinking of "The Funeral March Of The Marionettes " ( Alfred Hitchcock theme) ....

Maybe "Because I Got High"?

Actually, I once heard someone use "Feelings". I think the choices above were better....

Gretchen Wilson's "Here For The Party"?

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How about "Happy" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6Sxv-sUYtM
No really!!!!!!

Kenny Rogers, Lady
Brooks & Dunn, I Am That Man

There is also "The Hawaiian Wedding Song" done by various artists Don Ho and Marty Robbins comes to mind.

I keep trying to think of something that would fit your parameter of being from this century but most of the newer country "love" songs are along the line of "shake it for me." But I keep thinking I'm missing an obvious one. "God Gave Me You" by Blake Shelton is fairly new. I didn't know there was a Martina McBride version of Train's "Marry Me." That's a nice suggestion.

Some more older ones that come to mind are "I Cross My Heart" by George Strait and "I Swear" by John Michael Montgomery. "Forever And Ever Amen" by Randy Travis might be a bit too bouncy for a walk down the aisle but that's another one. The same for Phillip Phillip's "Gone, Gone, Gone." People are using that one but it's a bit raucous.

If you google country love songs or top 2014 wedding songs there are lots of lists to jog the memory but most of the country suggestions are older.

My suggestion would be George Strait's "I Cross My Heart"

Our love was unconditional; We knew it from the start
I see it in your eyes; You could feel it from my heart

From here on after; Let's stay the way we where
And share all the love and laughter; That a lifetime will allow

I cross my heart, And promise to
Give all I've got to give, To make all your dreams come true
In all the world, You'll never find
A love as true as mine

You will always be the miracle, That makes my life complete
And as long as there's still breath in me
I'll make yours just as sweet

As we look into the future, It's as far as we can see
So let's make each tomorrow, Be the best that it can be

I cross my heart, And promise to
Give all I've got to give, To make all your dreams come true
In all the world, You'll never find
A love as true as mine

And if along the way we find a day, It starts to storm
You've got the promise of my love, To keep you warm

In all the world, You'll never find
A love as true as mine

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You know Earl,

If I scroll your post line by line and sing it...

I see exactly what you mean

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