playlist.

Somewhere Over the Rainbow -- Israel 'IZ' Kamakawiwo'ole

You and I -- Ingrid Michaelson

Can't Help Falling in Love -- Ingrid Michaelson

You and I -- Antoine Dugor

Home to Me -- Josh Kelly

Stand by Me -- Rockapella

So Deep in Love -- Six days

Reason I Come Home -- Ron Pope

I'm Yours -- Ron Pope

Perfect for Me -- Ron Pope

This Will Be an Everlasting Love -- Natalie Cole [too cliche]

You Belong to Me -- Jason Wade

Your Love is a Song -- Switchfoot

1,2,3,4 -- Fiest

Marry Me -- Train [First dance song or walk down the aisle to]

Bring Me Flowers -- Hope

Have a Little Faith in Me -- John Hiatt

You are Lovely Tonight -- Joshua Radin [First or Last dance song]

At Last -- Etta James

Once in a Lifetime -- Keith Urban

Our Kind of Love -- Lady Antebellum

Everything -- Michael Buble

Crazy Love -- Michael Buble

Dream a Little Dream -- Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong

I'm Yours/Somewhere Over the Rainbow -- Straight No Chaser

So Are You to Me -- EastMountainSouth

You are the Best Thing -- Ray Lamontagne [After the "I Do's" and First Kiss]

The Way you Look Tonight -- Tony Bennett

Feels Like Home -- Chantal Kreviazuk

More than a Man -- Dave Barnes

One Picture -- Peter Bradley Adams

Lucky -- Jason Mraz

Bust a Move -- Young MC

Boogie Shoes -- KC and the Sunshine Band
Taking Care of Business --- (Alligator Dance)

You are the Best Thing -- Ray Lamontagne [Birdal Party Recessional]
Love Like This -- Natasha Bedingfield [Wedding party entrance to reception]

How You Live -- Point of Grace 

My Little Girl -- Tim Mcgraw 

304.

Planning a wedding makes me scratch my head. It causes eyebrow scrunching wonderment. I know that planning a wedding can be a big task but, it doesn't feel that big yet. It feels simple, does it start with simplicity? I am a baby bride so bear with me. I have come to a halt in the middle of my road. I feel like I haven't woken up to the reality of planning. We have our church and reception hall contracts signed. We have talked to the photographer and the pastor, and a budget is set. And let's not forget, my shoes for the big day have been purchased and are sitting at the top of my closet. These shoes are dancing inside their box, calling my name, yelling at me. They want to be worn and I can't wait to wear them. I feel like I am six again, doing a dance of my own, the pee dance; waiting, biting my lip and running around in circles. I don't know where to go from here. I think I am having a crisis moment, without the drama. No tears, screaming, or frustration today. Just awaiting the next step while sitting in my bed with an "80's called and they want their scrunchie back" hair-do and face mask on. For now, I leave with flowers/looks that I love, colors, texture, oh so yummy.











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