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ANNIVERSARY/ MONEY DANCE/ FINALE ANNIVERSARY/ MONEY DANCE/ FINALE The “Anniversary Dance” is a traditional wedding dance in which we invite all of the married couples to the dance floor by the number of years they have been together. Our personal record for this dance has been 75 years. WOW!! Here are a few songs we’ve performed for the “Anniversary Dance”: What A Wonderful World- Louis Armstrong Remember When- Alan Jackson Tupelo Honey- Van Morrison Still The One- Orleans Through The Years- Kenny Rogers Have I Told You Lately- Rod Stewart I Just Want To Dance With You- George Strait Carolina In My Mind- James Taylor MONEY DANCE The “Money Dance” is a traditional wedding dance in which the wedding guests each take turns dancing with the bride and groom while putting money in the tip jar provided for the newlyweds. Here are a few songs we’ve performed for the “Money Dance”: If I Had 1,000,000- Barenaked Ladies Let’s Get It On- Marvin Gaye Let’s Stay Together- Al Green The Joker- Steve Miller Band Can’t Help Falling In Love- Elvis Presley Send Me On My Way- Rusted Root FINALE/ LAST DANCE Final song of the evening You Shook Me All Night Long- AC/DC What A Wonderful World- Louis Armstrong Live & Die- The Avett Brothers Feel Like Makin’ Love- Bad Company All You Need Is Love- The Beatles She Loves You- The Beatles I Gotta Feeling- Black Eyed Peas Wonderful Tonight- Eric Clapton Leaving, On A Jet Plane- John Denver Save The Last Dance For Me- The Drifters ANNIVERSARY/ MONEY DANCE/ FINALE Let’s Get It On- Marvin Gaye Let’s Stay Together- Al Green God Bless The USA- Lee Greenwood Shout- The Isley Brothers The Way You Make Me Feel- Michael Jackson Laid- James At Last- Etta James Only The Good Die Young- Billy Joel Piano Man- Billy Joel Bennie & The Jets- Elton John Don’t Stop Believin’- Journey The Road Goes On Forever- Robert Earl Keen Days- The Kinks Stay With You- John Legend (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life- Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes Take Me Home Tonight- Eddie Money Into The Mystic- Van Morrison To Be With You- Mr. Big Could I Have This Dance?- Anne Murray Hey Girl- O.A.R. Champagne Supernova- Oasis Wagon Wheel- Old Crow Medicine Show With This Ring- The Platters You’re My Best Friend- Queen 1980- Rehab Keep On Loving You- REO Speedwagon Send Me On My Way- Rusted Root Grow Old With You- Adam Sandler Closing Time- Semisonic Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I’m Yours- Stevie Wonder .

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