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Unique First Dance Wedding Songs: Find Your Perfect Love Anthem

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Groom embraces bride in her white dress, close-up shot

Choosing the right song for your first dance isn’t always as easy as it seems. What you think might be completely original, might actually be played at the wedding you attend before of after your own! It’s important that the song you choose has a special meaning to you and your man, that’s why the Wedding Chicks are here to help!

Here are some popular songs we hear all the time for the first dance:From This Moment by Shania Twain Better Together by Jack Together In My Life by the Beatles At Last by Etta James
(Everything I Do) I Do it for You by Bryan Adams You Had me from Hello by Kenny Chesney By Your Side by Sade I Swear by All-4-One It’s Your Love (with Faith Hill) by Tim Mcgraw Fly Me to the Moon by frank Sinatra

Some new ideas that we haven’t heard much if at all, but love, love, LOVE: The Wedding Dress by Matt Nathanson Sideways by Citizen Cope No One’s Gonna Love You (Like I Do) by Band of Horses The Way I Am by Ingrid Michaelson You and Me by Lifehouse Waiting for my Real Life to Begin by Colin Hay Give You All the Love by Mishka A Movie Script Ending by Death Cab for Cutie Two by Ryan Adams Twenty-four by Switchfoot My Love for You is Real by Ryan Adams Butterfly by Donovan Frankenrider Forever by Ben Harper Blue Eyes by the Cary Borthers White Moth (I really thought it was called Beautiful Day, but whatever.) by Xavier Rudd
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