If every time you hear a song you go into a fit of pelvic gyrations, this is probably not a good choice for a wedding song. Songs of this nature are left for you and your mate's private listening pleasure. Remember, you will dance to your wedding song while your guests watch. The last thing you want to do is make them feel uncomfortable. Of course, the wedding song should be something unique and special for the couple. It may very well be the case that "Nothing Else Matters" by Metallica, is an appropriate wedding song. However, if your wedding ceremony and reception takes place in a church, certain songs may be considered disrespectful or unacceptable. Make sure you obtain the proper approval for your wedding song choice.
Plain and simple, a wedding song should convey the love and devotion that the bride and groom have for one another. It's a good idea to listen closely to a song you are considering before you actually make it your wedding song. Many songs that are considered about love are often about breaking up. The wedding song should also be a song you both enjoy. If you can't agree on one particular song, a montage of two or more songs can serve as your wedding song.
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