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Looking For Wedding Songs From The 1970’s To Play At Your Reception?
This playlist is filled with 70’s songs that are perfect for every moment of your reception, from your grand entrance to your last dance.
Take a listen below!
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR YOUR GRAND ENTRANCE
You’re My Best Friend
Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now
Just What I Needed
December, 1963 (Oh What A Night)
Best Of My Love
Shake Your Groove Thing
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR YOUR FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE
Isn’t She Lovely
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
You Needed Me
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR YOUR MOTHER SON DANCE
Landslide
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR THE BRIDAL PARTY DANCE
Lean On Me
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR YOUR CAKE CUTTING CEREMONY
Sugar, Sugar
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR THE GARTER DANCE
Let’s Get It On
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR DANCING AT YOUR RECEPTION
Dancing Queen
Stayin’ Alive
September
We Are Family
The Loco-Motion
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough
Brick House
Love Train
Play That Funky Music
Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)
Boogie Shoes
Jungle Boogie
Shake Your Booty
70’S WEDDING SONGS FOR THE LAST DANCE
Lean On Me
Looking For More 70’s Wedding Songs?
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How To Keep Track Of All Your Wedding Songs
Playing the perfect songs on your wedding day will help set the mood and create the right ambiance for every moment. But knowing which songs you’ll need and keeping track of all that music can be overwhelming.
If you want a complete list of every song you’ll need from ceremony to reception, you’re going to love my printable Wedding Song Checklist. It will help you keep track of all your songs so you can fill your big day with heartwarming music for every moment.
FREE WEDDING SONG CHECKLIST!
My FREE checklist will help you keep track of every wedding song you’ll need, from ceremony to reception.