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looking for a song for memorial for a wedding?
My soon to be and i are getting married, and his parents have both died and we are looking for a song that he can play during the mother and son dance and he can light a candle and poss dance with the mother of the bride. keep in mind we have known each other for 23 years we went to elementary school ec so he is close and has known my mom for years and i have known his mom till her death. we are looking for something that he can have that is both tasteful for the moment and respectful. i don't what him not to have that moment. or should we just cut me dancing with my dad and him and his mom song idk. what would you do.
eaab2 what a beautiful song i thought it wouldnt work at the start cus it was about grandmas but omg what a nice song thanks for sharing
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
So sorry to hear about his parents!
Holes in the Floor of Heaven by Steve Wariner is a beautiful song. Maybe not one that applies to both parents being gone, but it's a very powerful song.
- Avis BLv 61 decade ago
A wedding is a positive and the mention of deceased relative is a negative so when you bring a song or a reading or something obvious into your wedding day about these departed people you are bringing down your guests and yourselves. If you wish to honor these deceased people respectfully, then do it in a subtle way.
Here's a great way to honor those people without upsetting yourselves or your guests . .
The Bride had a butterfly in her bouquet. The Groom wore a cluster of violets as his boutonniere. This was put in the Ceremony Program . . "The butterfly in Jane's bouquet is in memory of her Grandmother, Mary Smith and the violet boutonniere that Jerry is wearing is in memory of his recently departed Grandmother, Sara White, who loved purple violets."
Answered by: A Certified wedding specialist / A Professional bridal consultant / A Wedding ceremony officiant
- 1 decade ago
Calling All angels. here is the link to the lyrics.
