“Ready for the Good Times,” Shakira
Here are some wedding recessional & send-off song ideas–including Spanish and country suggestions. Also see the most requested recessionals across the US.
The recessional song is a fun, upbeat, celebratory song played at a somewhat higher volume after you’ve kissed at the end of the ceremony (as you walk back down the aisle to exit). The send-off song has the same high-energy vibe but is played after the Last Dance as the newlywed’s make their “Grand Exit.”
A Few of DJ Staci’s Ideas for Your Recessional
- “That’s What I Like About You,” The Romantics
- “Good Day, Sunshine,” The Beatles
- “Happy,” Pharrell
- “Now That We Found Love,” Heavy D + the Boys
- “Just a Touch of Love,” Keith Sweat
- “Welcome to the Jungle,” Guns N’ Roses
- “And Then He Kissed Me,” The Crystals
- “Another One Bites the Dust,” Queen
- “It’s the End of the World As We Know It,” R.E.M.
What DJ Staci’s Past Brides & Grooms Have Chosen
- “Everyone,” Van Morrison
- “Feels So Close,” Calvin Harris
- “The Good Life,” One Republic
- “Marry Me,” Train
- “How Sweet It Is,” James Taylor
- “Stuck Like Glue,” Sugarland
- “You’re My Better Half,” Keith Urban
- “I Would Be (500 Miles),” Proclaimers
- “Dynamite,” Taio Cruz
- “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” Marvin Gaye
- “M79,” Vampire Weekend
- “Good Thing,” Fine Young Cannibals
Other Wedding Recessional and Send-Off Song Ideas
Country Recessional & Send-Off Song Ideas
View the board directly on Pinterest here.
Top 50 Requested Recessional Songs of 2015
Most Requested Wedding Songs of 2015
*Recessional songs are on page 23.
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