Ever since I was a little girl country music has always played a special place in my heart! We grew up listening to everything from Johnny Cash, Reba, The Judds, Garth Brooks and MORE! Today when I hear country music, memories of my childhood flood my thoughts and I catch myself day dreaming of the future, too!

If you’re anything like me, I’m sure you’re planning to sprinkle some country tunes into your wedding playlist! So, I’ve done the hard work for you! Below you can find oldies, classics and new hits for each part of your wedding day!

Getting Ready

The morning of your wedding day will be blissful and full of excitment. Full of champaign sips, beautiful light and the background music will help set the mood! Here are some of my favorites to get your day started!

The Best Day – George Strait

Ours – Taylor Swift

Makin Plans – Miranda Lambert

Your Everything – Keith Urban

History In The Making – Darius Rucker

I Met A Girl – William Michael Morgan

Cowboy Take Me Away – Dixie Chicks

I Could Not Ask For More – Sara Evans

Love, Me – Collin Raye

Stuck Like Glue – Sugarland

Getting Hitched

There’s something about country lyrics that has had you dreaming of this day since you were still in your boots and tutus. Loving these songs for your wedding party and your walk down the aisle.

When You Say Nothing At All – Alison Krauss

There You Are – Martina McBride

From the Ground Up – Dan + Shay

I Cross My Heart – George Strait

Breathe – Faith Hill

Lost In This Moment – Big & Rich

To Make You Feel My Love – Garth Brooks

There You’ll Be – Faith Hill

American Honey – Lady Antebellum

Look At Us – Vince Gill

 

It’s Official

Right after your marriage is sealed with a kiss you’ll definitely want a FUN upbeat and HAPPY song to kick off the announcement of your new last name!

Honey Bee – Blake Shelton

God Gave Me You – Blake Shelton

Where The Green Grass Grows – Tim McGraw

Sunshine and Whiskey – Frankie Ballard

Keep Them Kisses Comin’ – Craig Campbell

You Look Good – Lady Antebellum

This Kiss – Faith Hill

Itty Bitty – Alan Jackson

John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16 – Keith Urban

Ring On Every Finger – LOCASH

Cocktail Hour

These are some of my favorite tunes that share love stories and keep your guests happy while you snap the rest of your photos.

First Love Song – Luke Bryant

Forever and Ever. Amen. – Randy Travis

When You Got A Good Thing – Lady Antebellum

Loving You is Fun – Easton Corbin

Making Memories of Us – Keith Urban

From the Ground Up – Dan + Shay

God Made A Woman – Jerrod Niemann

Tennessee Whiskey – Chris Stapleton

How Forever Feels – Kenny Chesney

Me And You – Kenny Chesney

Amen – Hunter Hayes

First Dance

Now this list right here is what you’ve been scrolling for! This playlist includes everything from the classics to fresh hits!

I Do – Paul Brandt

And We Danced – Brad Paisley

Yours – Russell Dickerson

Could I Have This Dance – Anne Murray

Then – Brad Paisley

When I Said I Do – Clint Black

I Love The Way You Love Me – William Michael Montgomery

Love of My Life – Sammy Kershaw

Making Memories of Us – Keith Urban

You Had Me At Hello – Kenny Chesney

Daddy Daughter Dance

This sweet dance is one of my all time favorite wedding dances. Loving all of these songs and lyrics.

My Little Girl – Tim McGraw

Your Daddy’s Boots – Dustin Lynch

I Loved Her First – Heartland

The Best Day – Taylor Swift

When I Pray For You – Dan + Shay

God Your Mama and Me – Florida Georgia Line

Mother Son Dance

Send your future mother in law these options! She’ll have a hard time picking one!

My Wish – Rascal Flatts

Simple Man – Lynyrd Skynyrd

Hope You Dance – Lee Ann Womack

He Gets That From Me – Reba McEntire

Forever Young – Rod Stewart

Never Alone – Lady Antebellum

 

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