Wedding Songs: All the Dance Hits

Of course, the choices are endless, and it all depends on the vibe you want. To get everyone on their feet, try “Kiss” by Prince: it’s a 1990 track that certainly doesn’t show its age. With this playing in the background, guests will leap from their seats and hit the dance floor. And for the toast, nothing beats Pink’s anthem “Raise Your Glass.” So lift your glasses high to wish the happy couple all the best and hope they spend the rest of their lives together.

Timeless Classics
When picking the best wedding hits, consider the average age of your guests. If many are over forty, reach back a few decades—ideal for sparking nostalgia and uniting guests of all ages on the dance floor. From 1978 comes “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire—perfect for a September wedding, but great any time of year for those who love that classic groove. Also from 1978 is another essential: “You’re the One That I Want,” performed by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John in Grease. Once those opening chords hit, no one will stay seated—everyone will be eager to transform the hall into a dance party.