"The First Dance" songs

[Munchkin03]

Originally Posted by KSig RC

There's a not-at-all-startling lack of creativity in this thread so far.

You do have to dance to it, right? So why would "At Last" be a starkly better choice than, say, "Digital Love" by Daft Punk, which is actually a much more appropriate 'love song' for the occasion? It's like theknot.com has turned every f-ing wedding I go to into the exact same lame doppelganger party. I'll take the chicken, by the way.

I would have gone with "What's Your Fantasy?" by Ludacris.

Back seat windows up!

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by Munchkin03

I would have gone with "What's Your Fantasy?" by Ludacris.

Back seat windows up!

Stunningly, that's already been suggested in this thread - and it's definitely worth another post, too.

Other great options include "Momma I'm So Sorry" by Clipse, "Lapdance" by NERD, and just straight-up Rickrolling your wedding during the first dance.

[Munchkin03]

Originally Posted by KSig RC

Stunningly, that's already been suggested in this thread - and it's definitely worth another post, too.

Other great options include "Momma I'm So Sorry" by Clipse, "Lapdance" by NERD, and just straight-up Rickrolling your wedding during the first dance.

Yeah, I know the folks behind the original suggestion, so I figured I'd bump it for old times.

I think "Single Ladies (put a ring on it)!" would be an excellent choice as well. With choreography.

[KSig RC]

Originally Posted by Munchkin03

I think "Single Ladies (put a ring on it)!" would be an excellent choice as well. With choreography.

This is an even better idea if any exes are invited.

Plus the bridesmaids would absolutely go apeshit, which is always good for, well, me. Remind me in advance not to split a hotel room at that wedding, OK?

[James]

Something that can be danced as a Waltz also. Figure you'll probably take some dance lessons and waltzes just look amazingly elegant.

[honeychile]

Am I the only one who thought that the First Dance by Amy & Robbie Barone in Everybody Loves Raymond was the epitome of wonderful?

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