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(Think the scene in Love Actually when the band plays "All You Need Is Love.") Cocktail hour music: If you choose to host a cocktail hour between the ceremony and reception, it's good to have a playlist of songs to set the mood. The music should be low-key but convivial you're not trying to get anyone to dance yet, but you don't want to put anyone to sleep either. Reception entrance: This is a song to mark the bride and groom's entrance into the reception, usually with the wedding party in tow. It should be celebratory, not unlike the recessional song, and it's a good chance to set the tone for http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20808198,00.html the party. If you want to introduce your wedding party first, you'll also need a separate song for them. The first dance: Yes, everyone knows they need a first dance, but most people struggle trying to find the perfect song. If you don't already have "your song," we have plenty of first dance song suggestions . Father/daughter dance: Traditionally, the father of the bride takes a spin with his daughter on the dance floor after the first dance. It can be something personal or traditional, and if you need some father/daughter dance song ideas , we've got them. Similarly, some couples also have a mother/son dance or simply integrate that into the father/daughter dance at the end.
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