Below are some of the best country wedding songs for your ceremony. If you love country music, but still want to keep your ceremony more on the traditional side, you might consider using an instrumental (read: wordless) or acoustic arrangement of your favorite tune. In fact, there are many beautiful and heartfelt songs that are perfect for the wedding processional, recessional and interludes. This meaningful moment doesn't have to be serious or solemn, so you should choose music that speaks to you. Looking for processional music that's a bit unconventional? There are so many sweet country wedding songs that work for your ceremony too.

Lyrics you'll love: 'This is how we roll/We hanging round singing out everything on the radio/We light it up with our hands up/This is how we roll' Ceremony Country Wedding Songs 'This Is How We Roll,' by Florida Georgia Line A pro who shares your taste will be able to feel out the crowd and play more of the country wedding songs that get (and keep) guests on the dance floor. If your dream is to have a full-blown country party, consider looking for vendors who specialize in that genre. Whether you're working with a DJ or live band for the party, give them your requests and see if they have any other suggestions to complete your setlist. Once you've narrowed down which songs you want to hear during your ceremony and reception, connect with your vendors to share your must-play song list. To help craft your ideal playlist, we've rounded up the best country wedding songs for every stage of your big day, from getting ready with your squad to hitting the after-party. After all, country music is a style well suited for weddings-with so many heartfelt ballads, classic hits and modern chart-toppers, there are plenty of songs that are ideal for your nuptials. If your music style veers from rock and roll, pop or R&B, and you need ideas for country wedding songs, we've got you covered.

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