Wedding Songs and Wedding Reception Music Performed By DJ J.D. Johnson
J.D. Johnson is a wedding and reception disc jockey service in the Inland Empire of California. The following is our compilation of Top Wedding Songs. This music list has the most popular wedding songs played at ceremonies and the most requested music played at receptions. We catagorized it according to the typical order of events during a traditional wedding, in order, from the ceremony to the reception.
Wedding Songs and Wedding Reception Music
Wedding Songs and Reception Music Planning 951-371-9098 JD Johnson MC DJ in Corona, CA 92879
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wedding reception. These considerations
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Planning Your Music
* The Prelude: should consist of approximately 30 min. of music to set the mood for The Ceremony. (And while the guest are coming in and seating themselves)
* The Processional: should be beautiful, almost regal music to accompany the bridal party down the aisle.
* The Ceremony: might include music as an integral feature* a vocal solo an anthem or a candle lighting or sand joining or just music to accompany aspects of the service. (This is optional)
* The Recessional: takes the bride and groom back up the aisle.
* Select a brief program of music to be played as the guest leave or move to the Reception.
Wedding Party Enters Reception:
Canon in D (Pachelbel) (Traditional)
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (Bach) (Traditional)
Sirius (Alan Parsons Project) (Contemporary)
Theme from 2001 A Space Odyssey (Contemporary)
Chapel Of Love (Dixie Cups) (Very Contemporary)
America (Neil Diamond) (Very Contemporary)
Party Time (Gloria Estefan) (Very Contemporary)
Havana (Kenny G) (Very Contemporary)
Bride and Groom Enter Reception
Peter Gunn (Contemporary)
Tradicion (Gloria Estefan) (Very Contemporary)
Star Trek (original series) Theme (Contemporary)
20th Century Fox Fanfare (or drumroll) (Traditional)
Olympic Theme (Traditional)
Here Comes the Bride (Disco) (Contemporary)
Tonight Show Theme (Contemporary)
Twilight Zone (2 Unlimited) (Very Contemporary)
Father/Daughter & Mother/Son dance:
Unforgettable (Dinah Washington, Natalie Cole or Nat King Cole)
Wind Beneath My Wings (Bette Midler)
You Raise Me Up (Josh Groban)
Through the Years (Kenny Rogers)
A Song For My Son/Daughter (Mikki Viereck)
Always Daddy (Melanie Trent)
Stand By Me (Ben E. King)
Always and Forever (Heatwave or Luther Vandross)
Daddy’s Little Girl (Al Martino)
Daddy's Little Girl (Chelsea Lynn)
Daddy (Beyonce)
You’ve Got a Friend (If someone other than father & mother)
Cake Cutting
Bride Cuts the Cake
When I’m 64 (Beatles)
How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You (James Taylor or Marvin Gaye)
Eat It (Weird Al Yankovic)
Mission Impossible
Jeopardy Theme
Ice Cream (Sarah McLachlan)
Garter and Bouquet
Groom Removes Garter
Theme From Mission Impossible
Theme From Inspector Gadget
Theme From Pink Panther
Macho Man (Village People)
Jeopardy Clock
Legs (ZZ Top)
I’m Too Sexy (Right Said Fred)
You Can Leave Your Hat On (Joe Cocker)
Bouquet Toss
Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Cyndi Lauper)
Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison)
Girls, Girls, Girls (Motley Crue)
Pretty Young Thing (Michael Jackson)
Invite Men Out and Garter Toss
Peter Gunn (Duane Eddy)
Theme From Rocky (Rocky Orchestra)
Oh Yeah (Yello, From Ferris Bueller’s Day Off)
Grand Finale
Last Dance (Donna Summer)
Two Tickets to Paradise (Eddie Money)
Times Of Your Life (Paul Anka)
I’ve Had the Time Of My Life (from Dirty Dancing)
“You’re the One That I Want (from Grease) followed by “Walking On Sunshine”
Save The Last Dance For Me (Michael Buble)
Margaritaville (Jimmy Buffet)
Piano Man (Billy Joel)
Shout (Isley Brothers)
New York, New York (Frank Sinatra)
The Party’s Over (Willie Nelson or Nat King Cole)
Goodnight Sweetheart (The Spaniels)
You’ll Accompany Me (Bob Seger)
Day-O (Harry Belafonte)
The Reception
