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8 Recessional Songs For Your Wedding Ceremony – Atlanta Dj – Dj Cuttlefish

Need help finding the perfect song to walk back down the aisle? Check out these suggestions of songs that will make for a great end to a beautiful ceremony!

Love Never Felt So Good – Michael Jackson Ft. Justin Timberlake

You Are The Best Thing – Ray LaMontagne

Treasure – Bruno Mars

For Once In My Life – Stevie Wonder

Home – Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros 

This Will Be – Natalie Cole

Just Like Heaven – The Cure

Love On Top – Beyoncé

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5 Old School Hip Hop Song To Get The Dance Floor Going – Dj Cuttlefish

If you are trying to get the party jumping then check out this list of dance floor favorites. These are Dj Cuttlefish’s Top 5 Old School Hip Hop picks that are guaranteed to get any dance floor going.

Jump By Kris Kross

Jump Around By House Of Pain

Walk This Way By Run DMC

This Is How We Do It By Montell Jordan

No Diggity By BlackStreet Ft. Dr Dre

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4 Alternatives to Single Ladies For Your Bouquet Toss – Atlanta DJ – DJ Cuttlefish

You saw our last post with bouquet toss songs and now we are back with more. Enjoy!

 

Wannabe by Spice Girls

For when you’re marrying the lover who’s made themselves right at home in your circle of friends. Dream come true.

 

This Is How We Do by Katy Perry

Let all your friends show the single prospects in the room how they do. 😉

 

Pretty Girls by Iggy Azalea & Britney Spears

When this one was released, it didn’t quite explode like many expected, but we totally dig it – and so will your pretty girls.

 

Dear Future Husband by Meghan Trainor

Isn’t the rule that whoever catches the bouquet is the next to get married? Let’s start their love off right with some upfront expectations here. 😉

 

Until Next Time,

XOXO,

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3 Slow Songs That Aren’t Overplayed at Weddings (If You Want Slow Songs)

Hello, Humans.

Some clients want their party to be bumpin – the music never slows down, the dance floor stays packed, and everyone is wild with energy from the upbeat music. We loooove those parties and can totally rock them. Some clients want to slow things down a bit, make it a little romantic, (we also love those parties) so we’re here with 3 slow songs that aren’t overplayed at weddings – ya know, if ya want some slow and sweet parts of the night. 😉

These aren’t your typical songs played, like ‘Wonderful Tonight’ by Eric Clapton or ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love With You’ by Elvis Presley – though we LOVE those songs (seriously). These are songs for you modern clients looking for something you don’t really hear at every wedding.

Adore You by Miley Cyrus

Dude, admit it or not, you love this one by Miley.

She Keeps Me Warm by Mary Lambert

This song keeps our hearts warm. That’s all we gotta say. 🙂

Can’t Help Falling in Love With You by Ingrid Michealson

Okay,  I know we said this list wouldn’t have ‘Cant Help Falling In Love With You’ by Elvis Presley, and it doesn’t…technically. 😉 Don’t think that just cause this is for the modern client that you can’t take a classic song everyone knows then find a beautiful cover of it and still be considered the hipster of all your friends. In fact, we think it’s double points cause ya embrace the past with the present and future. Booyah. Cool kid on the block.

 

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DJ Cuttlefish team

4 Songs from the 50’s + 60’s for Your Wedding or Event – DJ Cuttlefish

Engaged clients sometimes ask for a few songs to get their grandparents up and going and we’ve got 4 of our favorites for ya below that always pack the dance floor with every age group.

Shout by Isley Brothers

Runaround Sue by Dion

Build Me Up Buttercup by Foundations

I Saw Her Standing There by The Beatles