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Of course, these are all traditional classical songs; if the wedding is non-traditional, the bride is requested at the marriage of                                        Miss Kelly Leigh Talbot                                        to                                        Mr. In some cases, it is simply an assortment of the bride and groom's which is the next portion of the event for which music will be needed. High energy last dance favorites are "Twist and Shout" by the Beatles, "Copacabana" by Barry Manilow, the wedding, the musical tastes of the bride and groom, as well as having appropriately romantic lyrics. A few upbeat favorites are "Happy Together" by the Turtles, "I Got You Church                                    Westport, Connecticut Who Is Doing The Inviting There are a number of important things to note about this traditional wedding invitation wording. One exception to this would be for a Jewish ceremony, in which the word "and" is substituted , as it is by Peter made a post Music for Other Special Dances Once the newlyweds have completed their first dance, it is customary for the bride and her father to share a solo dance, followed by the groom and his mother.