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Jun 13 2008

The Father/Daughter Dance: Great songs for the special moment

Published by th88 at 4:39 pm under Uncategorized Edit This

 

As every daddy’s little girl, we cherish that one special father/daughter dance at our wedding.  It’s only fit that we find the best song to suit the moment.  It’s not everyday you get your father in a tux, you looking like a complete princess, and hundreds of people to watch you dance together, so enjoy the moment and make the best of it. 

I loved her first - By Heartland
This is a personal favorite.  It’s country and yet perfect for a father/daughter dance.  Give it a chance at
http://play.napster.com/track/16556801

My little girl - By Tim McGraw
A slower tempo country song, but fit for a father/daughter dance.  You can listen to this song for free at
http://play.napster.com/track/16556801

Dance with my father - By Luther Vandross
This is a classic father/daughter dance at weddings.  Listen now for free at
http://play.napster.com/track/12661452

Butterfly Kisses - By Bob Carlisle
A nice slow tempo song for your father/daughter dance.  Listen for yourself
http://play.napster.com/track/15166021
Daddy  - By Beyonce
Another nice slow beat for a father/daughter dance.  Listen to it for free here 
http://play.napster.com/track/12613329

Cinderella - By Steven Curtis Chapman
A very special song and absolutly-without a doubt-perfect for your father/daughter dance.  It’s a little more up beat than the rest of the songs listed here.  Listen to it for free at
http://play.napster.com/track/16556801

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