Can’t Help Falling In Love – Haley Reinhartįavorite Line: “Take my hand / Take my whole life, too / For I can’t help falling in love with you.” 7. From This Moment – Shania Twainįavorite Line: “From this moment, life has begun / From this moment, you are the one / Right beside you is where I belong / From this moment on.” 6. Amazed – Lonestarįavorite Line: “I don’t know how you do what you do / I’m so in love with you / It just keeps getting better / I want to spend the rest of my life with you by my side / Forever and ever.” 5. All of Me – John Legendįavorite Line: “‘Cause all of me loves all of you / Love your curves and all your edges / All your perfect imperfections.” 4. A Moment Like This – Kelly Clarksonįavorite Line: “A moment like this / Some people wait a lifetime / For a moment like this / Some people search forever / For that one special kiss / Oh, I can’t believe it’s happening to me.” 3. A Thousand Years – Christina Perriįavorite Line: “And all along I believed I would find you / Time has brought your heart to me / I have loved you for a thousand years / I’ll love you for a thousand more.” 2. But for now, let the lyrics in these beautiful wedding march songs say it for you. You’ll be saying your vows before you know it. So we’ve compiled a list of amazing wedding march songs to walk down the aisle to, whether you’re looking for instrumental, country, pop, or anything in between.Ĥ0+ Amazing Songs to Walk Down the Aisle To You need the perfect song to match this moment. While you could debate about whether the wedding march is the most important part of a wedding ceremony, no one can disagree that it’s the part that carries the most emotion and drama. It’s the moment everyone has been waiting for: when you walk down the aisle to marry the love of your life.
In the project's first single, "Broken Neon Hearts," you can almost hear the beer bottles hitting the bar and the shuffle of boots moving across a sawdust dance floor.40+ Amazing Songs To Walk Down the Aisle To "They didn’t care if it was the best band or not - they looked at the tab at the end of the night, and that’s the band they hired back."ĭunn has a way of painting the perfect barroom picture. The club owners would say, 'You get 'em to dancing, and they’ll drink more,'" Dunn reveals. "The dance floor dictated your success in those places. This feeling is a part of Dunn's DNA, as much of his early years were spent performing in dance halls dotted around Texas and Oklahoma. It's the music that makes you want to dance. '90s country was heavily inspired by modern day cowboys and classic honkytonks. "But I’ve got a couple of buddies, Phil O’Donnell and Ira Dean, and we’ve become kind of the cowboy trio when it comes to writing this stuff." "There are some outside songs, too, bringing back a couple of classics to make it unpredictable," he explains. Not campfire songs, but cowboys, rodeos, all that stuff." He has already recorded 15 songs for it, but Dunn remains open to seeing where the project ends up, including making it a collaborative effort. That motivation has already sparked another album that Dunn says is "a cowboy record. "We went through a phase in country music where it was pretty much boxed into one sound.
"I feel lucky that it’s swinging back around to that and it’s right back in my wheelhouse - it also motivates me to keep creating, so I’m digging that," Dunn tells Billboard.
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