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Top 5 Best “Get out and Dance!” Wedding Songs

I know what you’re thinking.

“Zac, what does music have to do with Wedding photography?”

EVERYTHING. You have to book a great DJ or band. They need to get you out on the floor dancing. Otherwise, I’m just gonna take a bunch of photos of people eating salmon and filet. No one wants that.

So, as always I’m here to help! Here’s my pick for the all time top 5 best wedding songs that will get your guests out to dance at any age. Kids love these songs, adults do and even your totally unhip moms and dads are likely to bust a move.

5. No Sleep til Brooklyn

Come on how can the Brooklyn Wedding Photographer not offer up some Beastie Boys? And if you’re having your wedding in my borough, you might as well get the masses moving with a local jam.

4. Love Shack

The B-52’s knocked it right out of the park with this one. Hell, they even got RuPaul in on the action. There’s no one breathing that doesn’t start moving once this song starts. Plus during the breakdown you can clear the floor and show your moves to the whole crowd.

3. It’s Tricky

Here’s another all time fav for your party rock friends. Y’know who I’m talking about we all have those friends that get everyone involved on the dance floor. MAKE SURE YOU INVITE THOSE FRIENDS TO YOUR WEDDING. I can’t get the party started alone.

2. Shout

It’s a classic! How do you even stand still while this song is playing? And there’s even a break or two in there so you can catch your breath. I can’t even count the number of times I was shaking on the floor for this song. It’s so much fun!

1. Footloose

I know right! Kenny Loggins had all the hits in the 80’s. The titular song of rebellion in a movie about a town that you it was illegal to dance!? I wish I was a teenager when this song was on rotation. Don’t get me wrong I was still old enough to strap on a pair of quad skates and own it at the skating rink. Here’s another song with a classic dance scene from a movie! How you do sit idly by while this song is on?

What’s the trend here?

So, what did we notice? 4 out of 5 of these songs are from the 1980’s. People love the 80’s. It’s a documented fact… somewhere. The music was fun and people can remember where they were when the song came out, or they just know the words. Both are great recipes for good vibes.

What are your top 5 favorite songs to hear at weddings?

Remember once you know what songs you want you’re gonna want someone that can hang with your reception on that dance floor and get those pictures of your Aunt Becky doing the Dougie. It might as well be me. Email me for a quote, and lets get those engagement pictures taken care of now!

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