First Dance

'erindoors

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Just interested to know what song or piece of music you all had(or having!) as your first dance when you got married?

Gail xxxx
 
"Amazed" by Lonestar

It was Debbie's choice. I'd probably have gone for "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" by Monty Python
 
We still can't decide...im not sure i want to dance in front of loads of people anyway......might just give that one a miss.
 
We wanted Nights in white satin by the moody blues but the useless D.J's equipment wouldn't play the c.d and he didn't have it in his list of songs so we ended up with i'm not in love by 10cc which has the opposite meaning!
We confused a lot of people with that one!
 
You Send Me by Sam Cooke was our first dance and the last record played was Perfect Day by Lou Reed.
 
Angels....Rbbie Williams and then The way You Make Me Feel...Ronan Keating (but written by Bryan adams)
 
....and I told the DJ that he was under threat of non-payment if he dared to end it on New York, New York! :D

Ha! Why do they always do that?

Funnily enough, I can't remember the last song played at our wedding but I don't think it was that one.

Our first song was Endless Love by Diana Ross and Lionel Ritchie.
 
The last time I managed it down the aisle (well to the reg office) the night do was at Martholme Grange, I was working their at the time, the flaming compare Toni, cleard the floor and made me and the other half get up on our lonesome whilst he blasted out a song in our honour with everybody clapping, it may have been embarasing if I hadn't have been quite p***** at the time:D As for the song, ain't got a clue:rolleyes:
 
Didn't have night do's when I got married ... just a small reception for 11 people at a lovely hotel, then home in car to the 'music' of thunder and lightening ... :rolleyes:
 
me first dance was on a table at the beer keller in blackpool, as we both hated do's, we buggered off n left em to it at the reception after about 1 hour, aint a clue what it was just some oompah music.:D
 
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