Adele is a British music artist who was found on the website Myspace and signed to a record deal. It’s hard to believe that Adele has only released 4 records – 19, 21, 25, and 30. From those, we created our list of favorite Adele wedding songs.

Adele Highest-Charting Billboard Hits – UK

#1 Someone Like You, 2011
#1 Hello, 2015
#1 Easy on Me, 2021
#2 Chasing Pavements, 2008
#2 Rolling in the Deep, 2010
#2 Skyfall, 2012
#2 Oh My God, 2021
#4 Make You Feel My Love, 2008
#5 Send My Love (To Your New Lover), 2016
#9 When We Were Young, 2016

Adele’s Biggest Wedding Hits

Remedy

Released in 2015 on the album 25

The path of love can be cruel but when you find true love, it can be a remedy for all that has passed. “Remedy” makes for a perfect first dance for a couple who had a bumpy road to each other.

Your love, it is my truth
And I will always love you
Love you

When We Were Young

Released in 2015 on the album 25

Marrying someone you met in childhood? This is the song for you and your spouse.

You still look like a movie
You still sound like a song

Sweetest Devotion

Released in 2015 on the album 25

A great song for a parent-child specialty dance like the father-daughter and mother-son dances as a parent’s devotion to their child is forever. The song makes for a good first dance song too.

With your loving, there ain’t nothing
That I can’t adore

Lovesong

Released in 2011 on the album 21

Originally released by The Cure in 1989 Adele’s cover turns the song into her own style. You can play the song in most aspects of a wedding including the first dance, parent dances, and cake cutting.

However far away I will always love you
However long I stay I will always love you

One & Only

Released in 2011 on the album 21

A perfect first dance song for the newlyweds.

So come on and give me the chance
To prove I am the one who can walk that mile
Until the end starts

Make You Feel My Love

Released in 2008 on the album 19

Written by Bob Dylan but was first released by Billy Joel (see a Billy Joel wedding playlist for the ceremony and reception) as To Make You Feel My Love.