Dana
Ricci
While
modern and traditional weddings are popular, one style that keeps
popping up in wedding trends is vintage. Vintage weddings are elegant
and fun, and people are choosing vintage styles in all aspects of
their weddings – from bridal party attire to decorations and
favors. But if there’s one touch that will make a vintage wedding
even more authentic, it’s music. We have plenty of songs from the
1920s, 30s, and 40s in our extensive music library that will set the
mood and take guests back in time. Here are seven classics:
The
Man I love – Billie Holiday: This 1920s slow song is
sure to turn anyone into a hopeless romantic.
It
Had to Be You – Frank Sinatra: It’s hard for me to
say no to Frank, especially with the strings and horns going
throughout the song, but we also have the Isham Jones orchestra
version. Either one is a perfect addition to a vintage wedding.
Someone
to Watch Over Me – Ella Fitzgerald: A true 1920s
Gershwin classic, this song will slow things down and make the crowd
nostalgic.
Cheek
to Cheek – Tommy Dorsey and Artie Shaw: This 1930s
hit is a little more upbeat and sure to get people doing some swing
dancing!
Night
and Day –Artie Shaw, Cole Porter: This song sounds
like it’s straight out of a 1930s love story. It’s catchy and
fun!
Swinging
on a Star - Bing Crosby: Would you like to swing on
a star? Carry moonbeams home in a jar? This is a 1940s classic
that guests will likely know the words to (heck, I do). It’s a
memorable favorite.
Opus
One – Tommy Dorsey: This is a big band song where
the horns and clarinets do all the talking.
Here
at Create Excitement, we’re happy to work with you and help you
choose the right song selection to make your event extra special. We
have over 100,000 songs to choose from including many more vintage
songs. Also, be sure to check out our Pinterest 2012
Wedding Trends
board for more vintage inspiration!
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