Five Party Songs For Your Wedding Reception
Your wedding reception isn't supposed to be anything less than a party, and individual songs can guarantee that it is. If you would like a rocking wedding reception that will be discussed for another twenty years, then you better have some rocking music. Fortunately, there are a handful of reliable wedding party songs that can get even the oldest people up and dance. Here are the top five party tunes to be played at your wedding reception. Only a few bars of Shout and you will have people up and moving and the atmosphere rolling.
This tune has jump-started more celebrations than any other song on this list and for a good reason. It has a great beat and rhythm, it is known by every generation, and it asks you to respond to the tune. It is impossible not to answer! You only must have the spin at any party, and any wedding reception especially. It does wonders to let down the inhibitions of the crowd, and get them out of their seats. If your wedding reception is too drab, throw on some Chubby Checker and watch it change immediately.
Electric Slide (Marcia Griffiths) - While many people claim that this traditional line dancing is tired and worn out, it still gets each and every person up and dances at the wedding celebration. It is ironic that the people who are whining about it are usually the first ones to get up and begin doing the slide.
This is great to find a number of people all at once involved and up. In DJ circles, this is known as a setup tune. You might play this theme to get them to the floor, and then right after while they are out there, hit them with one of the options above. This is the number one song to throw on as soon as you have the crowd into the dancing. No wedding reception is the same without at least one choo-choo line dancing to the beat of the Quad City DJ's more hints.
This is one of the tunes that just can't be skipped. It is the ultimate buzz-generating song for a party or wedding reception. Baby Got Back (Sir Mix-A-Lot) - While the words aren't precisely PG-13 all the way through, the song is among the most requested songs at any party, far less a wedding reception. Rest assured, if you have a response, someone will ask for this song. Do not get caught at a wedding reception with no.
