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10 Best 2018 Songs for the First Dance at Your Wedding

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There are lots of great wedding songs for your first dance - from songs that are more popular in Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill like beach music hits from the Platters or General Johnson and the Chairman of the board, to songs that are so good they've stood the test of time like Etta James, Frank Sinatra, and Van Morrison.

There are also some truly fantastic songs that are perfect for your 2018 Wedding, new songs with a lot behind them.

Latch (acoustic) - Sam Smith

All of Me - John Legend

Say Something Loving - The XX

Perfect Duet - Ed Sheeran & Beyonce

Helium - Sia

Never Be The Same - Camila Cabello

Meant to Be - Florida Georgia Line & Bebe Rexha

Yours - Russel Dickerson

Death of a Bachelor - Panic at the Disco

What Would It Take - Anderson East

Love - Lana Del Rey

One Woman Man - John Legend

They Can't Take that Away From Me - Jose James

On Spotify? You can Hear them here: 2018 First Dance Songs from Stylus Wedding DJs

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