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Dinner Music Best Day of my life- American Authors I do- Colbie Calliet My Girl- The Temptations I’m a believer- The Monkeys Don’t Stop Believing- Journey Pretty Woman- Roy Orbison That’s Amore- Dean Martin Fly me to the moon- Frank Sinatra The way you look tonight- Frank Sinatra Love and Marriage- Frank Sinatra Love and Marriage- Dean Martin I’m Yours- Jason Mraz Just a Kiss- Lady Antebellum How sweet it is to be loved by you-James Taylor Everything- Michael Buble I got a feelin- Billy Currington Sugar pie hunny bunch- The Four Tops God gave me you- Blake Shelton Smile- Uncle Kracker She’s Everything- Brad Paisley Ben E. King- Stand by me Ain’t no mountain high enough- Marvin Gaye God Bless the Broken Road- Rascall Flatts I cross my heart- George Strait I got you babe- Sonny and Cher When I said I do- Clint Black/Lisa Hartman My baby loves me just the way that I am- Martina McBride From here to eternity- Michael Peterson Everything I do- Bryan Adams At Last- Etta James Tie it up-Kelly Clarkson I Swear- John Michael Montgomery Strawberry wine- Deanna Carter Sugar Sugar- The Archies Just the way you are- Bruno Mars Forever and Ever, Amen- Randy Travis You’re Still the one- Shianna Twain To make you feel my love- Adele Can’t help falling in love- Elvis Presley You’re the inspiration- Chicago Signed, Sealed, delivered- Stevie Wonder Honey Bee- Blake Shelton Build me up buttercup- Foundations Tiny Dancer- Elton John Plain White T’s- Rhythm of love I knew I loved you- Savage Garden I could not ask for more- Edwin McCain Got Whatever it is- Zac Brown Band It had to be you- Harry Connick Jr. A thousand years- Christina Perri This year’s love- David Grey This will be an everlasting love- Natalie Cole The Wedding Song- Kenny G All my life- KC and Jo Jo You and me- Lifehouse Count on me- Bruno Mars Always- Bon Jovi All your Life- Band Perry Your man- Josh Turner A woman like you- Lee Brice Love like Crazy- Lee Brice You had me from hello- Kenny Chesney Somebody like you- Keith Urban Our Kind of love- Lady Antebellum Amazed- Lonestar Grow old with you- Adam Sandler Stuck like glue- Sugarland Alright- Darius Rucker Making memories of love- Keith Urban Hey Pretty Girl- Kip Moore Wanted- Hunter Hayes Hip to my heart- Band Perry Play it Again- Luke Bryan .

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