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Music To Your Ears: Trendiest Tunes for 2011
The new tradition in weddings is 'breaking' tradition. And among the traditions couples are breaking is choosing music that's less customary and more contemporary both for the ceremony, for walking down the aisle and for their first dance.

Here are some of the 'trendiest' tunes for 2011.

1. 'Marry Me': Train. A non -traditional, traditional love song Ideal for Romantics at heart

2. 'White Sky': Vampire Weekend. An upbeat ditty that makes for excellent background music for cocktail hour or reception.

3. 'Just The Way You Are': Bruno Mars. A youthful, romantic upbeat love ballad that's sure to appeal to the younger bride with stars in her eyes.

4. 'Little Fly': Esperanza Spalding: A jazzy, lounge-like melody for background music during dinner or during your cocktail hour.

5.'Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not': Thompson Square. A down-home, uplifting country tune perfect for anyone who is a romantic, young at heart...perfect for walking down the aisle after the vows or after the cake cutting ceremony.

6.' Only Girl': Rihanna: Perfect for the party girl and her girls to get them out on the dance floor or during the bouquet toss.

7.' Whip My Hair': Perfect for petite party goers. If you've invited and included kids...the perfect party tune to get them out on the dance floor.

8. 'Tonight': Enrique Inglesias. A techno tune for dance divas and their gents. Better suited for a younger crowd to get them out on the dance floor and keep them moving and grooving.

9. 'Say Hey (I love You)': Michael Franti and Spearhead. This 'Island' inspired ditty will appeal to guests of all ages..And its fun funky beak will inspire everyone to get up and out on the dance floor...especially if you're having a beach party.

10. 'You and Me': Dave Matthew's Band: An 'emotional' new-school love song perfect for a first dance among new-school romantics.

11. 'Only You Can Love Me This Way: Keith Urban. A sweet country tune for lovers of all ages, inviting them out on the dance floor for a slow dance. Also perfect for your video montage.

12. 'I Got A Feeling': Black Eyed Peas. A perfect party tune for those already 'in the mood'. (to party that is).

13. 'Never Had Anybody Like You': M Ward: A throwback tune to days gone by that's uplifting and fun....perfect for semi-slow dancing, garter tossing, cake cutting or a photo montage.

14. ' My Life Would Suck Without You': Kelly Clarkson. A very new-school tune for young couples and young party goers.

15. Hey Soul Sister: Train. A fun, 'poppy' tune for getting (young) couples out on the dance floor.

16. 'Down': Jay Sean. Play this dance tune after the more mature crowd has wound down and wind up the younger crowd for more partying out on the dance floor.

17. 'Everyday': Vetiver. A 'cute', happy-go-lucky melody perfect for the last slow song of the night.

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Music To Your Ears: Trendiest Tunes for 2011
The new tradition in weddings is 'breaking' tradition. And among the traditions couples are breaking is choosing music that's less customary and more contemporary both for the ceremony, for walking down the aisle and for their first dance.

Here are some of the 'trendiest' tunes for 2011.

1. 'Marry Me': Train. A non -traditional, traditional love song Ideal for Romantics at heart

2. 'White Sky': Vampire Weekend. An upbeat ditty that makes for excellent background music for cocktail hour or reception.

3. 'Just The Way You Are': Bruno Mars. A youthful, romantic upbeat love ballad that's sure to appeal to the younger bride with stars in her eyes.

4. 'Little Fly': Esperanza Spalding: A jazzy, lounge-like melody for background music during dinner or during your cocktail hour.

5.'Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not': Thompson Square. A down-home, uplifting country tune perfect for anyone who is a romantic, young at heart...perfect for walking down the aisle after the vows or after the cake cutting ceremony.

6.' Only Girl': Rihanna: Perfect for the party girl and her girls to get them out on the dance floor or during the bouquet toss.

7.' Whip My Hair': Perfect for petite party goers. If you've invited and included kids...the perfect party tune to get them out on the dance floor.

8. 'Tonight': Enrique Inglesias. A techno tune for dance divas and their gents. Better suited for a younger crowd to get them out on the dance floor and keep them moving and grooving.

9. 'Say Hey (I love You)': Michael Franti and Spearhead. This 'Island' inspired ditty will appeal to guests of all ages..And its fun funky beak will inspire everyone to get up and out on the dance floor...especially if you're having a beach party.

10. 'You and Me': Dave Matthew's Band: An 'emotional' new-school love song perfect for a first dance among new-school romantics.

11. 'Only You Can Love Me This Way: Keith Urban. A sweet country tune for lovers of all ages, inviting them out on the dance floor for a slow dance. Also perfect for your video montage.

12. 'I Got A Feeling': Black Eyed Peas. A perfect party tune for those already 'in the mood'. (to party that is).

13. 'Never Had Anybody Like You': M Ward: A throwback tune to days gone by that's uplifting and fun....perfect for semi-slow dancing, garter tossing, cake cutting or a photo montage.

14. ' My Life Would Suck Without You': Kelly Clarkson. A very new-school tune for young couples and young party goers.

15. Hey Soul Sister: Train. A fun, 'poppy' tune for getting (young) couples out on the dance floor.

16. 'Down': Jay Sean. Play this dance tune after the more mature crowd has wound down and wind up the younger crowd for more partying out on the dance floor.

17. 'Everyday': Vetiver. A 'cute', happy-go-lucky melody perfect for the last slow song of the night.

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