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Wedding Music Playlist Congrats you’ve just downloaded the SECRET playlist that the DJ’s at Nice Entertainment have used to rock over 1,000 weddings! Note: If you’d like to find out more about Nice Entertainment’s packages, pricing, and availability. Please CLICK THIS LINK to schedule a discovery call. Call Anytime 404-396-7303 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Please do not share :) Thx! ------------------------------------------------------------------- * BEST Ceremony Music Playlist. (page 2) * BEST Cocktail Hour Playlist. (page 3) * BEST Special Dance Songs. (page 4) * BEST High Energy Dance Songs. (page 5) * BEST Classic Dance Songs. (page 6) Cheers! 1 The Nice Entertainment Family * BEST Ceremony Music Playlist. (20 Songs) Prelude/Wedding Party/Bride Entrance: 1. Kiss the Rain - Yiruma 2. River Flows in You - Yiruma 3. A Thousand Years - Piano Guys 4. Story of My Life - Piano Guys 5. Can’t Help Falling in Love - Vitamin String Quartet 6. Hallelujah (Piano Instrumental) - Attila Fires 7. Thinking Out Loud - Brooklyn Duo 8. All of Me - Brooklyn Duo 9. When We Were Young - Brooklyn Duo 10. Here Comes the Sun (Piano Instrumental) - Benny Martin 11. Chasing Cars - Simply Three 12. Photograph - Simply Three 13. The Mission: Gabriel’s Oboe - Roma Sinfonietta 14. With or Without You - 2Cellos 15. Let Her Go - Music Lab Collective Exit Songs: Fun, Upbeat, “We just DID THIS!” 1. Best Day of My Life - American Authors 2. Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I’m Yours - Stevie Wonder 3. Lovely Day - Bill Withers 4. I Got You (I Feel Good) - James Brown 5. Love Never Felt So Good - Michael Jackson 6. Treasure - Bruno Mars 2 * BEST Jazz Cocktail Hour Playlist. (20 Songs) 1. Come Fly With Me - Frank Sinatra 2. Fly Me to the Moon - Frank Sinatra 3. The Way You Look Tonight - Frank Sinatra 4. I’ve Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra 5. My Way - Frank Sinatra 6. My Way - Tony Bennett 7. (I Left My Heart) In San Francisco 8. L-O-V-E - Nat King Cole 9. Unforgettable - Nat King Cole 10. Smile - Nat King Cole 11. Ain’t That A Kick In The Head - Dean Martin 12. That’s Amore - Dean Martin 13. What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong 14. Cheek to Cheek - Louis Armstrong 15. Dream A Little Of Me - Ella Fitzgerald 16. Summertime - Ella Fitzgerald 17. Mr. Bojangles - Sammy Davis Jr. 18. Let There Be Love - Sammy Davis Jr. 19. All of Me - Billie Holiday 20. So What - Miles Davis 3 * BEST Special Dance Songs. (5 Songs for each) Introductions 1. Forever - Chris Brown 2. Can’t Stop The Feeling - Justin Timberlake 3. 24K Magic - Bruno Mars 4. All I Do Is Win - DJ Khaled 5. Bring Em’ Out - T.I. First Dance 1. Perfect - Ed Sheeran 2. Johnnyswim - Touching Heaven 3. Can’t Help Falling In Love - Haley Reinhart 4. A Thousand Years - Christina Perri 5. Why I Love You - MAJOR. Father Daughter 1. I Loved Her First - Heartland 2. My Wish - Rascal Flatts 3. Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder 4. Landslide - Fleetwood Mac 5. Daughters - John Mayer Mother Son 1. Simple Man - Shinedown 2. How Long Will I Love You - Ellie Goulding 3. I Hope You Dance - Lee Ann Womack 4. A Song For Mama - Boyz II Men 5. Mama - Lunchmoney Lewis ← Fun Song Cake Cut 1. Cake - Flo Rida 2. Sugar - Maroon 5 3. How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You - James Taylor 4. Crash Into Me - Dave Matthews 5. Marry You - Bruno Mars 4 * BEST High Energy Dance Songs. (20 songs 2000’s and newer) 1. Yeah - Usher 2. Get Low - Lil Jon 3. Hey Ya! - Outkast 4. Give Me Everything - Pitbull 5. GDFR - Flo Rida 6. All I Do Is Win - Dj Khaled 7. No Hands - Roscoe Dash 8. 24K Magic - Bruno Mars 9. Can’t Stop the Feeling - Justin Timberlake 10. Despacito Remix - Luis Fonsi (ft. Justin Bieber) 11. Danza Kuduro - Don Omar & Lucenzo 12. Turn Down For What - DJ Snake 13. We Found Love - Rihanna, Calvin Harris 14. Timber - Kesha 15. Uptown Funk - Bruno Mars 16. Low - Flo Rida 17. Work - Rihanna, Drake 18. Trap Queen - Fetty Wop 19. I Love It - Icona Pop 20. Wobble - V.I.C. 5 * BEST Classic Dance Songs. (20 songs older than 2000’s) 1. Play That Funky Music White Boy - Wild Cherry 2. Get Down On It - Kool & The Gang 3. September - Earth, Wind, & Fire 4. Stayin’ Alive - Bee Gees 5. Boogie Shoes - KC and the Sunshine Band 6. It’s Tricky - Run DMC 7. Billie Jean - Michael Jackson 8. PYT - Michael Jackson 9. Ride Wit Me - Nelly 10. Jump Around - House of Pain 11. This is How We Do It - Montell Jordan 12. Hypnotize - Notorious BIG 13. Gold Digger - Kenye West 14. Get Low - Lil Jon 15. It Takes Two - Rob Base 16. Brick House - The Commodores 17. Respect - Aretha Franklin 18. Respect - Aretha Franklin 19. At Last - Etta James 20. Titanium (feat. Sia) - David Guetta haha ;) not old.. But a good song! (Just wanted to see if you read the entire list! We’re just scratching the surface here… To really see what works at your wedding, set up a quick call. Go to NiceEntertainment.com and set up a discovery call. Cheers! Hans 404-396-7303 6 .
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