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Master Song List 2021 *This is a comprehensive list of all of the Wedding March – Mendelssohn *the most songs Liz Craig, Pianist has performed for traditional recessional piece weddings & events. Please note that this list is always growing! Request any song Pop/Rock you’d like whether or not it is on this list. “O” – Coldplay Classic Wedding Ceremony/Prelude Music Someone You Loved – Lewis Capaldi 7 Years – Lukas Graham Air on the G String – Bach A Natural Woman – Carole King Ave Maria – Bach version A Thousand Miles – Vanessa Carlton Ave Maria – Schubert A Thousand Years – Christina Perri Bridal March *the most traditional Bridal Across the Universe – Beatles processional piece (“Here Comes the Ain’t No Mountain High Enough – Marvin Bride”) Gaye Butterfly Waltz – Brian Crain Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers Canon in D - Pachelbel *very common Ain’t Nobody – Chaka Khan processional piece for both the bridal party All I Want is You – U2 and bride All my Life – K-Ci and Jojo Deep Blue – Adrian Webster All My Loving - Beatles Et si tu n’existais pas – Joe Dassin All of Me – John Legend Flightless Bird – American Mouth All of the Lights – Kanye West Flower Duet from Lakme All You Need is Love – Beatles Gymnopaedies – Eric Satie Almost Over You – Sheena Easton Hornpipe from Handel’s Water Music Amazed - Lonestar I Choose You – Ryan Darling And I Love Her – Beatles I Giorni - Ludovico Einaudi Baby Can I Hold You – Tracy Chapman In Love – July Back at One – Brian McKnight Jesu Joy of Mans Desiring – Bach Be My Forever – Christina Perri Marriage D’Amour – Henry Dubois Beautiful Day – U2 Nuvole Bianche – Ludovico Einaudi Beautiful in White – Westlife Ode to Joy – Beethoven Best Day of Our Life – American Authors Panis Angelicus Best of my Love – Eagles Prelude in C Major – Bach Best Part – Daniel Ceaser Primavera – Ludovico Einaudi Better Together – Jack Johnson Promise Me - Reginald De Koven Beyond – Leon Bridges Purple Mountain – Scott Cossu Big Jet Plane – Angus/Julia Stone Rondeau – Mouret Both Sides Now – Joni Mitchell Salut d’Amour – Elgar *Classical violin and Breathe Me – Sia piano duet Brown Eyed Girl – Van Morrison Song for Sienna – Brian Crain Brown Skin Girl – Leon Bridges Song from a Secret Garden Caledonia – Celtic Thunder The Prayer Can’t Take My Eyes Off You – Frankie Valli Trumpet Tune – Purcell Candelier – Sia Trumpet Voluntary Castle On The Hill – Ed Sheeran Two Spirits Soar – Brian Crain Chasing Cars – Snow Patrol Two Sunsets – Ludovico Einaudi Cheap Thrills – SIA Une Vie D’Amour Clocks – Coldplay Close to You - Carpenters 1 Come Away With Me – Norah Jones How do I Live – Leann Rimes Comme au Premier Jour – Andre Gagnon How Long Will I Love You – Ellie Goulding Crash Into Me – Dave Matthews Band How To Dream – Sam Phillips Dangerously in Love – Beyonce I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You – Elvis Despacito – Luis Fonsi Presley Don’t Know Why – Norah Jones I Do – Colbie Caillat Don’t Stop Believing – Journey I Do Cherish You – 98 degrees Dream a Little Dream of Me I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing – Aerosmith Dreaming of You - Selena I Feel It Coming – The Weekend Everlasting Love – Natalie Cole I Knew I Loved You – Savage Garden Everlong – Foo Fighters I Say a Little Prayer – Aretha Franklin Every Breath you Take – Police I Still Believe – Mariah Carey Everything – Michael Buble I Swear – All 4 One Everything I Do I Do it for You – Bryan I Took a Pill in Ibiza Adams I Wanna Dance with Somebody – Whitney Everything in its right place - Radiohead Houston Faithfully - Journey I Want to Hold Your Hand – Beatles Fast Car – Tracy Chapman I Will Always Love You – Whitney Houston Feel This Moment – Pitbull ft. Christina I Won’t Give Up – Jason Mraz Aguilera I’ll be There – Jackson 5 Felitsa - Yanni I’ll Stand By You – The Pretenders Flowers in the Window – Travis I’m Yours – Jason Mraz For Once in My Life – Steve Wonder If I Fell – Beatles From this Moment – Shania Twain In My Life – Beatles God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on Isn’t She Lovely – Stevie Wonder You – NSYNC It’s Raining Men God Only Knows – Beach Boys Japanese Denim Going Home - Drake Jay Chou’s wedding song Good Life – One Republic Just the Two of Us Good Old Days – Just the Way You Are – Billy Joel Hallelujah – Leonard Cohen Just the Way You Are – Bruno Mars Halo – Beyonce Katy Perry – Firework Happy – Pharrell Williams Keane – Somewhere Only We Know Happy Days are Here Again Killing me Softly - Fugees Happy Together Kissing You – Des’ree Havana – Camila Cabello Lady in Red Hello - Adele Landslide – Fleetwood Mac Here and Now – Luther Vandross Last Kiss – Pearl Jam Here Comes the Sun – Beatles Latch - Sam Smith Here, There and Everywhere – Beatles Le Onde – Ludovico Einaudi Hey Jude – Beatles Let it Be – Beatles Hey Soul Sister – Train Like I’m Gonna Lose You – Meghan Trainor Ho Hey - Lumineers & John Legend Home – Phillip Phillips Live Like You Were Dying – Tim McGraw Hoppipolla – Sigur Ross Location - Khalid Hotel California - Eagles Love Me – Yiruma Hotline Bling – Drake Love Me Like You Do – Ellie Goulding How Deep is Your Love – Bee Gees Love My Life – Robbie Williams 2 Love Never Felt So Good – Michael Jackson Shape of You – Ed Sheeran Love of my Life – Jim Brickman Signed Sealed Delivered – Stevie Wonder Love on Top – Beyonce Sky Full of Stars – Coldplay Love Story – Taylor Swift Slow Hands – Niall Horan Lovesong – Cure Someone Like You – Adele Luckiest – Ben Folds Five Something – Beatles Ma Cherie Amour – Stevie Wonder Something Just Like This – Make You Feel My Love – Adele Coldplay/Chainsmokers Maps - Yeah yeah yeah Somewhere in Time – John Barry Mario Ending Theme Sorry – Justin Bieber Marry Me - Train Speechless – Dan & Shay Marry You – Bruno Mars Springtime – Yiruma Maybe I’m Amazed – Paul McCartney Stairway to Heaven – Led Zepplin Mess is Mine - Vance Joy Stand by Me Moment for Life – Nicki Minaj Stay with Me – Sam Smith Moonlight Mile – Rolling Stones Still Dre – Dr.Dre More than Words – Extreme Story of My Life – One Direction No Surprises - Radiohead Sweet Child O’Mine – Guns N’ Roses November Rain – Guns & Roses Take me to church - Hosier Officially Missing You - Tamia The Book of Love –Gavin James/Peter On Top of the World – Imagine Dragons Gabriel One Call Away – Charlie Puth The Closer I Get to You Open Your Eyes – Snow Patrol The Girl – City and Colour Ophelia - Lumineers The Logical Song Paradise – Coldplay The Rose Patience – Guns & Roses The Scientist – Coldplay Payphone – Marron 5 The Suburbs - Arcade Fire Perfect – Ed Sheeran There She Goes – The La’s Perfect/Canon in D Mashup – Ed Thinking Out Loud – Ed Sheeran Sheeran/Pachelbel This I Love – Guns & Roses Photograph – Ed Sheeran This I Promise You – NSYNC Pianoman – Billy Joel Through the Years – Kenny Rogers Remedy - Adele Titanium – Sia & David Guetta Rest of my Life – Bruno Mars Tonight, Tonight – Smashing Pumpkins Right Here Waiting for You – Richard Marx Una Mattina – Ludovico Einaudi Ripple – Jerry Garcia Unforgettable – French Montana River Flows in You – Yiruma Up Where We Belong – Joe Cocker Rocket Man – Elton John Valentine – Jim Brickman Rue Des Trois Freres – Fabrizio Peterlini Versace on the Floor – Bruno Mars Runaway - Galantis Viva La Vida - Coldplay Sad Songs – Elton John Waiting for Love – Avicii Safe & Sound – Capital Cities Walking on Sunshine – Katrina and the Samson – Regina Spektor Waves Say You Won’t Let Go – James Arthur We used to wait - Arcade Fire Secrets – One Republic We’ve Only Just Begun – Carpenters Sentimental – Kenny G What Hurts the Most – Rascal Flatts September – Earth, Wind & Fire When a Man Loves a Woman Shape of my Heart – Backstreet Boys When I Was Your Man – Bruno Mars 3 When We Were Young – Adele Forest Gump Feather Theme Where is my Mind – Frank Black arr. Gake no Ue no Ponyo – Studio Ghibli Maxence Cyrin Game of Thrones Theme Where the Streets Have No Name – U2 Glasgow Love Theme – Love Actually With or Without You – U2 Grow Old With You – Adam Sandler/The Without You – David Guetta Wedding Singer XO – Beyonce Harry Potter Theme Yellow – Coldplay He’s a Pirate – Pirates of the Carribean You & I – John Legend I See the Light – Tangled You and Me – Lighthouse I’ll Make a Man Out Of You – Mula You Are So Beautiful – Joe Cocker In Dreams - LOTR You are the Sunshine of My Life – Stevie Jurassic Park Theme Wonder LAVA song – PIXAR You Make My Dreams Come True – Hall & Let it Go – Frozen Oates Love Story You Mean the World to Me – Toni Braxton Mad World – Donnie Darko You Raise Me Up – Josh Groban Married Life – the movie Up You’re Beautiful – James Blunt May it Be – LOTR You’re Gonna Live Forever in Me – John Mission Impossible Theme Mayer My Heart Will Go On – Titanic Your Song – Elton John Over the Rainbow – Wizard of Oz P.S. I Love You “Kisses & Cake” Theme Movie/Disney/TV Themes/Video Game Part of your World – Little Mermaid Themes Pokemon Center Theme Omega Ruby Alpha Sapphire Skyfall – Adele Potter Waltz – Harry Potter and the Goblet 500 Days of Summer Theme of Fire A Whole New World – Aladdin Rainbow Connection – Muppets Always with Me – Spirited Away Reflection – Mulan Amelie Theme – Yann Tiersen Romeo & Juliet Theme Anne of Green Gables Theme – Hagwood So Close - Enchanted Hardy So Long, Farewell – Sound of Music Arrival of the Birds – Theory of Everything Somewhere Out There At the Beginning - Anastasia Star Wars Theme Back to the Future Theme The Holiday – Maestro Beauty and the Beast Theme The Notebook Theme Building a Family – Mark Isham (from No The Throne Room – Star Wars Reservations) The Waltz of Amelie – Yann Tiersen Can You Feel the
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