What is a good song to walk out to after we are married?

Question

i want something FUN like something different i like the better together song i just listed to it!

Answer 1

Pick a song that is meaningful to you and your relationship. Something fun and something that will make people think of you two. Pick your favorite type of music and start searching. You can listen online and find "the one". Congrats on the wedding.

Answer 2

Bouncin' Back (Bumpin' Me Against the Wall) by Mystikal

I don't know.. I just like the idea of that.  LOL!

Answer 3

We were going to use "Lost in This moment" by Big N Rich, but the minster signaled the soloist at the wrong time and we ended up doing "Inside Your Heaven" by Carrie Underwood.

Answer 4

The end of the marriage ceremony is a time for joy and celebration. And, your music ought to reflect this. The music you choose for your recessional should be upbeat, joyous, and celebratory. If your wedding has been more informal and non-traditional, the music may even be on the fun, playful, or silly side. If your union has been more on the formal, traditional or religious side, it might be more majestic or inspirational. But whatever music you choose, it should be happy! Remember that the recessional (especially when it is the last song played at the ceremony) is, in a way, the transition piece to the reception. And you want folks in a cheerful mood for the reception!

All You Need Is Love - Beatles

Allegro (from "Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D") -Johann Sebastian Bach

Allegro (from "Trumpet Concerto In A Flat") -Antonio Vivaldi

Allegro Maestoso (from "Water Music Suite") -Handel, George Frideric

Arrival Of The Queen Of Sheba (from Solomon) -Handel, George Frideric

Auld Lang Syne (especially for a New Year’s Eve/Day Wedding)

Autumn/ Allegro (from The Four Seasons) -Vivaldi, Antonio

Bang On The Drum All Day - Todd Rungren

Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 - Bach, Johann Sebastian

Can't Help Falling In Love - UB40

Celebration - Kool & the Gang (especially for leading directly into a reception)

Concerto For Two Trumpets In C Major - Vivaldi, Antonio

Fanfare To Joy - Lorie Line

Festival Fanfare - Bach, Johann Sebastian

First Movement From Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 - Bach, Johann Sebastian

Giving You The Rest Of My Life - Bob Carlisle

Go There With You - Steven Curtis Chapman

Hallelujah Chorus (from "Messiah") - Handel, George Frideric

Hands Up - Ottawan

Happy Trails - Van Halen (no reception, couple leaving immediately after wedding)

Have I Told You Lately - Van Morrison (mellow and romantic)

Havin' A Party - Rod Stewart (especially for leading directly into a reception)

Havin' A Party - Sam Cooke (especially for leading directly into a reception)

Heaven Must Have Sent You - Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams

Hometown Honeymoon - Alabama (for the country folk)

Hornpipe (from "Water Music") - Handel, George Frideric

I Got You, I Feel Good - James Brown (for a less formal/non-traditional wedding)

I.O.U. Me - BeBe & CeCe Winan (a bit more mello and romantic)

I'm A Believer - Monkees (for a less formal/non-traditional wedding)

I'm A Believer - Smash Mouth (for a less formal/non-traditional wedding)

Irish Wedding Song

Is This Love - Bob Marley (reggae wedding mon!)

Joy - George Winston

La Rejoissance [The Rejoicing] (from "The Royal Fireworks") - Handel, George Frideric

Le Rondeau ('Masterpiece Theatre' Theme) - John Joseph Mouret

Linus And Lucy (theme from "Peanuts") -Vince Guaraldi

Little Martha - Allman Brothers

Livin' On Love - Alan Jackson

Love Of My Life - BeBe & CeCe Winan

Love Song - Ronan Hardiman

Minuet (from "Suite Gothique") -Boellmann, Leon

No Remedy For Love - Susan Ashton

Ode To Joy - Beethoven

Pepperseed Medley - Byron Lee and the Dragonaires (for the sound of the islands)

Praise Be To God - Bach, Johann Sebastian

Praise To The Lord With Drums And Cymbals - Karg-Elert, Sigfried

Psalm XIX - Marcello

Rhondo In G - Bull

Ribbon In The Sky - Stevie Wonder (mellow and romantic)

Rigaudon - Campra

Signed, Sealed, Delivered - Stevie Wonder

Simon Tov And Mazel Tov

Sinfonia (from "Cantata No. 29") -Bach, Johann Sebastian

Song Of Joy - Julio Iglesias

Spring, Allegro (from "The Four Seasons") -Vivaldi, Antonio

Symphony #5 In C Minor, Op. 67 - 4. Allegro - Beethovan

This Will Be (An Everlasting Love) -Natalie Cole

Toccata (from "Symphony 5, Opus 42") -Widor, Charles-Marie

Trumpet Voluntary - John Stanley

Wedding March (from "A Midsummer Night's Dream") -Mendelssohn, Felix

Wedding Theme (from The Sound Of Music) - Rodgers & Hammerstein

Hope this helps :0)

Answer 5

Aint no stopping us now

or

the chorus of love is a beautiful thing

are the two that i am considering

Answer 6

We're using "All You Need Is Love" by The Beatles. I think a lot of people use it but it's pretty perfect for just about anyone =] We steered away from the classical or instrumental because it's so not us. I think that's more cliche than anything.

Answer 7

This is an interesting question why might i ask  

Answer 8

Everlasting love by Carl Carlton

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIqEtGz8E...

Answer 9

R.E.M its the end of the world as we know it

Answer 10

At Last-- Etta James.   thats what im using!!

Answer 11

Do you mean walk out to after the vows? or walk out into the reception? I walked into the reception to "I'm to s**y".. everyone liked that.. added some humor. We left directly after vows to the traditional wedding march.. felt like that sealed the deal.. Good luck!

Answer 12

It totally depends on your personality.

A lot of people like to use classical music (look up recessional music to find some standard pieces) when they're walking out of the ceremony - the "Wedding March" is one of these.

As far as walking into the reception (introducing the new couple), this varies based on the couple. Usually a love song of some type, but one couple I know walked out to "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC and another walked out to the Star Wars theme, because it's a little bit more their style.