Few super hits of yesteryear have stood the test of time and will be played at weddings for years to come. Wedding super hits of the past include Etta James’ At Last, Elvis Presley’s Can’t Help Falling In Love and Frank Sinatra’s The Way You Look Tonight. Songs as these will be played at weddings for years to come (we hope). But what of modern songs super hits?

wedding song super hits

We feel some songs of today will make it into playlists for years to come. No, they are released after Celine Dion’s run of wedding songs. Yes, they will carry on forever as well. But what about newer songs? How will they hold up? Yes, songs come and go. However, songs speaking of love never die. They get carried on to future generations.

What makes a wedding super hit? The song can be played throughout the whole wedding day and be appropriate. In addition, the song has been played in many different scenarios such as the first dance songs, songs to fill dance floors and also bring about emotion to its listeners. The below wedding song super hits will be played at today’s weddings and hopefully for hundreds of years to come.

Modern Wedding Song Super Hits

Ed Sheeran – Thinking Out Loud
2014, Rock

Christina Perri – A Thousand Years
2011, Rock
Released from the movie The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn

Rascal Flatts – My Wish
2006, Country

Train – Marry Me
2009, Rock

Jason Mraz – I’m Yours
2008, Rock

John Legend – All Of Me
2013, R&B

Israel Kamakawiwo’ole – Over The Rainbow
2001, World

Blake Shelton – God Gave Me You
2011, Country

Michael Bublé – Everything
2007, Jazz

Bruno Mars – Marry You
2010, Pop

Do you know of other wedding song super hits that should be added to our list? Please supply your suggestions below through a comment. However, be sure the song is widely played at most weddings across the USA in many different themed weddings.

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Matthew Campbell

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Matt loves listening to any music style he can understand the words. He lives in the wedding capital of the world, Las Vegas, with his wife Sharon. Matt's other likes include craft beer, baseball, and traveling.