Upcoming Wedding Song Trends for 2015

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3 Popular Wedding Songs

If you’re looking to create your wedding song list for your upcoming reception, you have countless choices, including traditional favorites and modern tunes that are suddenly making a bold and loud appearance as the bride and groom lead their guests out onto the dance floor. If you need a little help deciding which wedding songs to pick, here’s a look at what’s trending for 2015 into 2016.

“A Sky Full of Stars” by Coldplay

An alternative rock band, Coldplay released “A Sky Full of Stars” on its sixth studio album (“Ghost Stories”). The song’s lyrics take you along a journey of strong emotion that is filled with hope and intense love.

“Ho Hey” by the Lumineers

A folk rock band, the Lumineers released “Ho Hey” on their first album, which has the same name as their band. It’s the perfect song for a couple of “sweethearts,” and has been gaining in popularity for wedding use.

“Uptown Funk” by Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars

An American singer and songwriter, Bruno Mars is featured on the fourth studio album released by Mark Ronson, an English musician and producer. The song is wildly popular and has been embraced by everyone from eight-year-olds to senior citizens.

Traditional favorites are still hot as ever for wedding songs. You’ll find more of these interspersed throughout most wedding events, probably because most of them have everything you need to get folks up onto the dance floor, including hot notes and even hotter lyrics.

Songs that many wedding guests are still going to expect to hear at 2015 weddings include “It’s Raining Men” by the Weather Girls, “We Are family” by Sister Sledge, “1999” by Prince, “Boogie Oogie Oogie” by A Taste of Honey, “The Twist” by Chubby Checker, and “Le Freak (Freak Out)” by Chic. This is in no way an all-inclusive wedding song list, but it does provide an idea as to which songs many people still want to hear at weddings.
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Danny Todd
Danny Todd – Founding Member of “Like the Record” I was an army brat growing up. When I was about 13, my family and I were stationed in Germany. That’s where I first met a high school senior who lived downstairs. His name was John Door – a professional jazz drummer who would practice every day. And I wanted to play just like him … I wanted it badly! We soon became friends and he began teaching me with theory reading percussion music (which I hated practicing, but knew I had to in order to progress). I soon started on snare drum in the school marching band then moved on to stage band and orchestra. My high school band mates and I formed numerous groups and played at our high school dances every Friday night. Those were the days!
Danny Todd
Danny Todd
About Danny Todd

Danny Todd – Founding Member of “Like the Record”

I was an army brat growing up. When I was about 13, my family and I were stationed in Germany. That’s where I first met a high school senior who lived downstairs. His name was John Door – a professional jazz drummer who would practice every day. And I wanted to play just like him … I wanted it badly!

We soon became friends and he began teaching me with theory reading percussion music (which I hated practicing, but knew I had to in order to progress). I soon started on snare drum in the school marching band then moved on to stage band and orchestra. My high school band mates and I formed numerous groups and played at our high school dances every Friday night. Those were the days!

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