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Wedding Song
#16

I'll be using 'It's A Good Life If You Don't Weaken' as our wedding song. I can appreciate the lyrics, especially "let's get friendship right, get life day-to-day". I think this song was written about how tough touring and being on the road can sometimes be which is an excellent metaphor for a life together with someone you love.
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#17

my wife and i used love of a lifetime by firehouse

could get away from the 80's hair bands

ron
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#18

Hey.
I had a Firehouse T-shirt.

"We're forced to bed, but we're free to dream"
Dana
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#19

Good Thread~I'm in the same perdicament. I like Sherpa so far.....
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#20

I was thinking maybe "Fire in the hole." It might not be a great wedding song but a very good "After the wedding song" lol :lol: Sorry maybe I should get my head of the gutter lol. :thumb:
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#21

Finally a thread for us romantics! :lol:

Okay, firstly I'd elect "You're Everywhere" then I'd suggest "Another Midnight". Listen to these songs and imagine it all; the family, the cake, the dress, the - the - *sniffles* - aw - $hit - aw - the - aw - i hate you guys...
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#22

this is so easy.

Bootleg versions of Baby Please Don't Go.


Oh man....so sweet......

Get in the car...I've got some thinking to do......


She didn't know?

Twist My Arm?




look, i think the obvious choice may be ABAC......
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#23

hotmetal401 Wrote:I think Membership was actually written for a wedding. Could be mistaken though

Cheers

Pat

It was, I remember one of the boys being quoted in an interview during the PP tour that this indeed was the case.

However, my hubby and I met at a Hip show...and wanted a Hip song for our 'first dance'. We used Scared. Smile But that's just our dry sense of humour poking through....

But honestly, we did use Scared.

Kari
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#24

gibbytime39 Wrote:
Quote:Why am I the only one to suggest Scared?


haha!!
if you could do it karaoke style and re-write the words..........

you could make me scared
if i married you
i'm a bit confused
i guess its time to lay off the booze

ooops......here comes the possible better half. gotta post and hide!! :mrgreen:

Nice!! :lol: :lol: Confusedcratch: :wink:
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#25

I know wheat kings is my fiance's favourite song...it does have the right tempo. You know the more I think about it, maybe Wheat Kings is about marriage. We all know that it is about David Milgaard, but think about it. Is marriage not like spending hard time for a crime you didn't commit! :lol:

By the way, I am just kidding. Ladies please don't attack me...I am innocent! :twisted:
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#26

:rambo: Colin, watch your back.

seriously though, good luck, and congrats!

-Jenna
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#27

Jenna_Bird Wrote::rambo: Colin, watch your back.

seriously though, good luck, and congrats!

-Jenna

Thanks! Big Grin
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#28

----->>>>> Waltz For Juliette <<<<----- Be even sweeter if the bride was named Juliette......

I will not give up. My face is set,my gait is fast,my goal is heaven,my road is narrow,my way is rough,my companions are few,my guide is reliable,my mission is clear. I cannot be bought,compromised,detoured,lured away,turned back,diluted or delayed. I will not flinch in the face of sacrifice,hesitate in the presence of adversity,negotiate at the table of the enemy,ponder at the pool of popularity,or meander in the maze of mediocrity. I will not give up,shut up or slow down....Blessed Be!
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#29

run!!! colin!! run!!!
when i was younger i ran and ran now here i stand caught tackled and tied. the question is asked almost every day.."wheres the ring??"
i just tired out. but its not too late for you!!! at least run till your in your 30's and your partied out.
uhhh......just kidding....kinda
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#30

gibbytime39 Wrote:run!!! colin!! run!!!
when i was younger i ran and ran now here i stand caught tackled and tied. the question is asked almost every day.."wheres the ring??"
i just tired out. but its not too late for you!!! at least run till your in your 30's and your partied out.
uhhh......just kidding....kinda

What is the real opinion of marriage among the elders and experienced 'round here?

I know the stereo-types and the myths, but the pluses must outweigh the negatives, especially when kids are involved.

Even though it seems corny, and goes against the grain of most of my friends: I can't wait to get married. Something about the familiarity, dependability and shared experience appeals to me.

It can't be as bad as it's made out to be, can it?
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