What was your wedding waltz song?
- Thread starter doormouse
- Start date
G
Guest
Guest
Eternal Flame - The Bangles
Lou - no further comment.
Lou - no further comment.
shereads
Sloganless
- Joined
- Jun 6, 2003
- Posts
- 19,242
Waltz?
There wasn't a band. But while we were waiting in a hallway at the courthouse to see the Justice of the Peace, we did get to see a group of prisoners chained together at the ankle, walking sideways up the hall while the P/A system played, "One...singular sensation, every little step she takes..."
There wasn't a band. But while we were waiting in a hallway at the courthouse to see the Justice of the Peace, we did get to see a group of prisoners chained together at the ankle, walking sideways up the hall while the P/A system played, "One...singular sensation, every little step she takes..."
cheerful_deviant
Head of the Flock
- Joined
- Apr 4, 2004
- Posts
- 10,487
shereads said:
That's so romantic... I think I might cry...
rgraham666
Literotica Guru
- Joined
- Feb 19, 2004
- Posts
- 43,690
I don't remember. I remember very little about my marriage.
And considering what I do remember, that's just as well.
And considering what I do remember, that's just as well.
G
Guest
Guest
No dancing at our reception. My inlaws would have had a cow. My mil was offended because we played Pop/Rock love songs as our before ceremony music instead of Christian music.
I didn't even walk down the aisle to the traditional wedding march. My bridesmaids walked down to an instrumental from a movie soundtrack, and I walked down to a sax melody.
I didn't even walk down the aisle to the traditional wedding march. My bridesmaids walked down to an instrumental from a movie soundtrack, and I walked down to a sax melody.
Remec
Master Glomper
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2003
- Posts
- 8,468
Of all the times for a brain fart...or for the wife to not be around to pump for information. (Not that her memory tends to be any better than mine these days, but you never know.<g>)
We held a medieval feast for the reception, and had friends of ours conduct a handfasting since her ex drug his feet too long in getting the divorce paperwork signed and we couldn't legally get married on the day we'd reserved the hall for.
But no band or DJ, just a ghettoblaster type of boombox and a veritable treasure trove of cds. Friends took turns monitoring things and playing requests from other people, but I can't think for certain what we played first to kick things off.
It was either "How do I Live" or "Brown-eyed Girl", but I really don't recall which....
We held a medieval feast for the reception, and had friends of ours conduct a handfasting since her ex drug his feet too long in getting the divorce paperwork signed and we couldn't legally get married on the day we'd reserved the hall for.
But no band or DJ, just a ghettoblaster type of boombox and a veritable treasure trove of cds. Friends took turns monitoring things and playing requests from other people, but I can't think for certain what we played first to kick things off.
It was either "How do I Live" or "Brown-eyed Girl", but I really don't recall which....
alyxen
Literotica Guru
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2004
- Posts
- 921
The closest thing to a waltz that we enjoyed for our wedding was the clinking and whirring of slot machines.
I am pretty sure they played a tape of the standard wedding song while we walked the aisle at least, but that was it for music...I should dig out the audio tape they gave us..
I still owe my beautiful bride an Elvis wedding though. Maybe our 10th anniversary.
I am pretty sure they played a tape of the standard wedding song while we walked the aisle at least, but that was it for music...I should dig out the audio tape they gave us..
I still owe my beautiful bride an Elvis wedding though. Maybe our 10th anniversary.
Virtual_Burlesque
Former Ecdysiast
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2004
- Posts
- 4,083
"Up on Crippled Creek" by The Band.
No wait! I just remembered . . .
I was never married!
No wait! I just remembered . . .
I was never married!
Lord DragonsWing
Literotica Guru
- Joined
- May 5, 2004
- Posts
- 709
waltz?
We didn't have one. I should of took the hint from the flat tire on my way to get there and just sat beside the road till it was over. Guess I was slow in getting that message.
We didn't have one. I should of took the hint from the flat tire on my way to get there and just sat beside the road till it was over. Guess I was slow in getting that message.
doormouse
Seductively Sweet
- Joined
- Apr 11, 2004
- Posts
- 4,407
Lord DragonsWing said:waltz?
We didn't have one. I should of took the hint from the flat tire on my way to get there and just sat beside the road till it was over. Guess I was slow in getting that message.
LOL
lucky for me you finally got the message
G
Guest
Guest
Virtual_Burlesque said:
VB.. damn sometimes you just slay me!
ROFLMAO.
how i wish i could say the same thing.. however, we had no music.. no dancing.. a precursor of things to come?.. (enter the twilight zone)
however.. upon divorcing.. i decorated my car (Just Divorced) and went out dancing. the first song was.. Freedom by george michael.. requested by friends.
Mhari
Really Really Experienced
- Joined
- Oct 21, 2003
- Posts
- 445
No dance...thank god. I can't imagine what hell it would have been for us to agree on one song. It was difficult enough to get him to agree to let me walk down the aisle to something other than that horrid wedding march thing.
Oh yeah, never shoulda had *that* wedding.
~M
Oh yeah, never shoulda had *that* wedding.
~M
Similar threads
