Best Rock Songs for Parents' Entrance at a Wedding Ceremony
Walking down the aisle is a special moment for everyone involved, and it’s definitely a chance for the bride and groom to make a statement. But the parents of the happy couple also deserve a moment in the spotlight, and there’s no better way to do that than with a rockin’ entrance song!
Here are some ideas for songs that will make your parents' entrance a moment they will never forget:
Classic Rock Anthems:
- "Here Comes the Sun" by The Beatles: This timeless classic is a beautiful and uplifting choice for a sunny wedding day.
- "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina & The Waves: This feel-good anthem is sure to get everyone on their feet and dancing.
- "You Really Got Me" by The Kinks: A bit of a rock and roll edge for a more rebellious couple.
- "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd: A great choice for a wedding with a Southern flair.
- "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen: A powerful and energetic anthem that is sure to make a statement.
Modern Rock Favorites:
- "I'm Yours" by Jason Mraz: A perfect love song for a relaxed and intimate ceremony.
- "You Make My Dreams Come True" by Hall & Oates: A romantic and uplifting choice for a classic wedding.
- "Marry You" by Bruno Mars: A fun and playful song that is sure to get everyone dancing.
- "The Scientist" by Coldplay: A beautiful and emotional choice for a romantic ceremony.
- "Forever and Always" by Taylor Swift: A classic love song that is sure to make you cry happy tears.
Alternative Rock Choices:
- "Wonderful Life" by Black: This classic song evokes feelings of joy and love.
- "Time of Your Life" by Green Day: This beautiful and sentimental song is a great choice for a wedding that celebrates the passage of time.
- "The Middle" by Jimmy Eat World: A catchy and uplifting song that is perfect for a modern wedding.
- "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers: A powerful and emotional song that is perfect for a wedding with a bit of an edge.
- "My Universe" by Coldplay ft. BTS: A song celebrating love and the universe, perfect for a wedding celebrating the meeting of two souls.
Remember to choose a song that reflects your parents' personalities and the overall tone of your wedding. You can also ask your parents for their input on the song selection. After all, it's their big day too!
