QUOTE(Gnappster @ Dec 19 2006, 01:14 PM)
Uhh, Tuesday's Gone by Lynyrd Skynyrd?
that's actually a cool entrance song to use
Is that your final answer?
QUOTE(ddd35 @ Dec 19 2006, 03:19 PM)
well I thought so to , like I said there is way to much time spent on music , dresses , flowers shit like that , the most important is you have plenty of booze , sexy bridemaids and lots of boobs ..i have to nieces that are getting married here next yr and there all worried about the music and shit I told them it , really doesnt matter .. its all for show anyway , none of it makes ya any more married , if I had it to do again and I may , I would have had a very private cerimony and a large blow out reception ...
Call me crazy, but I do not want people barfing in the corner, drooling over bridesmaids showing too much cleavage whilst listening to some hick country singer from Bumfuck Tennesse at my wedding.... I have a little more class!
Also, my future wife is one of the girls who is all about the dream wedding,a nd a happy wife, is a happy life!
QUOTE(Gnappster @ Dec 19 2006, 04:02 PM)
to me though, music is important. it creates a mood. I know when I'm out drinking and having a good time, good music is essential. granted, you aren't going to please everyone, so at least pick stuff that you personally enjoy for your own wedding.
Agreed. I consider music to be a massive part of my life, and most of my friends and family know how important music is to me. I would actually say my guests would be expecting a certain level of musical standards at my wedding, and they'll be expecting my music choices to buck the trend of tradition choice