Perfect Last Dance Songs to End Your Wedding

Now that wedding music (and dancing!) is back, we are celebrating the many ways you can incorporate music into your Big Day. You’ve probably already considered the big ones (walking down the aisle and your first dance) but there is one wedding song moment that often gets forgotten. That is the last dance! This is the moment you’re about to say goodbye and you want to have one last hurrah with your loved ones. Last dance songs provide that perfect atmosphere.

Last dance songs can be upbeat party songs to get everybody dancing. They can also be slower songs that are familiar! Anything that brings people together and gives them a chance to dance or sing for one final time at your wedding.

Expert tip: Have your DJ or MC announce your last dance. Have them invite everybody onto the dance floor so you can all enjoy this special moment together!

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Don’t Look Back in Anger – Oasis | Performed by Ukebox Ukulele Entertainment

Don’t You Want Me – The Human League | Performed by The Mixtape

An Original Piece Written for You | Performed by Soundguys.ie

I’d Do Anything For Love – Meatloaf | Performed by The Sixty Five Band

Zombie – The Cranberries | Performed by Electric Circus Wedding Band

A Thousand Years – Christina Perri | Performed by Kevin O’Sullivan

All of Me – John Legend | Performed by Inishlacken Strings

Sex on Fire – Kings of Leon | Performed by The Fuzzy Burgers

Or how about the pipes? | Performed by Joe Delaney

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Kelly is a former wedding planner and a lover of anything pink. She believes that any bride can plan her own wedding, with a few tips and helpful tools.

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