50 Best Songs For The First Wedding Dance

Selecting top 50 love songs of all times is not as easy as it might seem. Most of the slow songs touch slightly on the subject of relationships. It's wise to choose a song that will tell about your relationships. It doesn't matter if the melody of the first dance wedding songs is fast and dynamic or simple and slow. Every note you feel in this song must demonstrate your feelings and emotions, the style of your couple, and the harmony in your relationship.

"Amazed" by Lonestar

This song is extremely sensual. It conveys the connection between lovers, the uniqueness of their relationship, and the depth of feelings, as well as the passion that arises at night. In addition, the rhythm of the dance allows you to make unexpected turns and simply swing in each other's arms.

“Beyond” by Leon Bridges

This song begins with warm and sweet sounds that can remind of summer wedding. The soloist's voice is slightly hoarse and high. The words come out pretty fast, and lots of extended sounds make the song sound like hands reaching out to you.

"All of Me" by John Legend

A quarter of the world has listened to this song on YouTube, so you'd be hard-pressed to find a more recognizable melody that resonates not only with you but also with your guests. The exceptionally talented singer will convey exactly those words about perfect imperfections.

"Like I'm Gonna Lose You" by Jasmine Thompson

This song is performed by the soloist in her own arrangement. This makes the melody much longer, perfect for dancing. The text contains moments of difficulties that a couple in love overcomes and a lot of creative metaphors.

“By Your Side” by Sade

The beginning of this song is characterized by an active rhythm that resembles a light run on a sunny lawn. It isn't as subtle and lyrical as the previous ones, but it responds much warmer. This song is suitable for those who don't prepare complex movements.

“You Are the Best Thing” by Ray LaMontagne

This song captivates with its saxophone notes and jazz rhythms. The words come from a brutal man who sings about his feelings to his baby. This cult song explains the main words "You are the best that I have".

“I Found You” by Alabama Shakes

This song is very fast, the tempo in it increases in proportion to the number of seconds until it breaks off and conquers the peak of the rhythm! Sharp turns of the melody will make it possible to prepare an interesting performance for the bride and groom.

"At Last" by Etta James

This melody resembles a complex opera. The soloist's deep voice penetrates the bones, and there she finds her peace and love. The song is perfect for those who want to dance in each other's arms and kiss a lot.

"Kiss Me" by Ed Sheeran

This author has many most popular first dance songs for weddings, but this one inspires with its storytelling. He wrote this song about his godparents, who found love in each other at an older age, and are now happy together despite everything.

“XO” by Beyoncé

This melody impresses with its street rhythm and deep sexuality, which inspires not only love but also eternal passion, which you must not forget to ignite in the dance.

“Love You for a Long Time” by Maggie Rogers

This song attracts attention with its distinct rhythm, so it will be a big plus for those who aren't very musically inclined. The melody pulls you into a dance that takes away all negative thoughts. This warm song gives a feeling of easy love.

"Escapade" by Janet Jackson

From the first notes, this melody offers a festive Christmas motif perfect for winter weddings. Also, this song is suitable for lovers of non-standard motifs of space style, because the background noises and horns are reminiscent of the lover's flight.

"Give Me Love" Ed Sheeran

This tune is very recognizable among wedding songs. People love it precisely because it sounds like marriage promises and the dance evokes a tandem of souls and feelings. It's also good that you can successfully include dance turns.

"Marry Me" by Train

This song begins with a wonderful short conversation between the various couples about how they came together. The meaning of the song is precisely not to waste time, and to be able to enjoy your feelings to the fullest, to marry each other every day in your head.

“Your Song” by Elton John

The best of the songs from 1971 still, fifty years later, remains a cult for weddings. Everything was successful here: rhythm, words, emotions, tone, and notes. It's one of the best old-time wedding first dance songs.

"I Am Yours" by Andy Grammer

The lyrics of the song begin with the words that this is another love song from a simple guy in love. Can love be regular or obvious? The text sharply plunges us into that mad abyss of love, where you can't breathe, or speak, but only want to be hers.

“Make You Feel My Love” by Adele

A long introduction allows you to make a spectacular entrance into the dance circle. The song is so beloved that guests will be mouthing the words while you dance. It's suitable for romantic natures who like calm melodies. It also suits for unity ceremony.

"That’s When I Knew," by Alicia Keys

This song is much faster than most wedding songs. It demands a face-to-face look, and tells about vital, active, and sincere love that bursts into life not when you expect it, but when you need it most. It’s deal for elopement.

“Only You” by Yazoo

This song is over 40 years old, but still one of the most famous wedding songs. The lyrics from that time make it so relevant. The text resembles a monologue from a play on a big stage, where the only meaning is to talk about the depth of love. The melody is suitable for those who like medium-speed movements.

"Have You Ever Been in Love" by Celine Dion

The voice of this soloist is mesmerizing from the first notes. The first question in the song doesn't question love and the extent of feeling, but on the contrary, it tells about various manifestations of love: a simple walk to a cherished dream.

"Can't Help Falling in Love" by Elvis Presley