Frank Sinatra Love Songs For Weddings

Frank Sinatra was a founding member of the Rat Pack also featuring Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford, and Joey Bishop. Starting in the 1980s, Frank called Las Vegas home to his musical performances.

Frank Sinatra is also one of the best-selling artists of all-time and considered one of the greatest musicians of the 20th Century. With such a following, Sinatra’s music still lives on today. Many brides and grooms like to incorporate Frank Sinatra’s music into their wedding. So, we created a list of Frank Sinatra Love Songs for Weddings!

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Frank Sinatra Love Songs

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The Way You Look Tonight
1964

“There is nothing for me but to love you and the way you look tonight”

It Had To Be You
1940s

“For nobody else gave me a thrill with all your faults I love you still”

My Funny Valentine
1953

“You make me smile with my heart, your looks are laughable, unphotographable, yet you’re my favorite work of art”

Fly Me To The Moon
1964

“You are all I long for, all I worship and adore, in other words, please be true, in other words, I love you”

I’ve Got You Under My Skin
1946

“I’d sacrifice anything come what might, for the sake of having you near”

I Get A Kick Out Of You
1962

“I get no kick from champagne, mere alcohol doesn’t move me at all, so tell me why should it be true, that I get a kick out of you”

Night And Day
1942

“Whether near to me or far, it’s no matter, baby, where you are, I think of you day and night”

The Best Is Yet To Come
1964

“You ain’t seen nothing yet, the best is yet to come and babe, won’t it be fine, best is yet to come, come the day you’re mine”

Always
1947

“I’ll be loving you always, with a love that’s true always”

Love And Marriage
1955

“Love and marriage…You can’t have one without the other”

I’ve Got A Crush On You
1947

“I never had the least notion that I could fall with so much emotion”

Your Love For Me
1969

“It’s kinda like a bundle full of everything that’s wonderful – your love for me”

Frank Sinatra is a true American classic singer that will live forever through his music. Sinatra’s music is known and recognizable by many. When played at the right time, Frank Sinatra’s love songs make a great fit for every wedding.

Frank Sinatra is an American (New Jersey) singer enthralled in music history and was propelled by his acting career. Sinatra was a founding member of the Rat Pack. Frank received eleven Grammy Awards and many Top 10 Hits. Just for Frank’s ties to Las Vegas, he was elected to the Gaming Hall of Fame in 1997.

Frank Sinatra’s music career started in 1946 with the release of his first album The Voice of Frank Sinatra. Four years before his death, Sinatra’s last album Duets II was released and was his 59th studio album.

Top 10 Frank Sinatra Songs All-Time

10. Strangers In the Night
Released in 1966
On Album Strangers in the Night
Did you know that Sinatra introduces scat singing at the end of the song?

9. The Best Is Yet to Come
Released in 1964
On Album It Might as Well Be Swing
Did you know the words “The Best Is Yet to Come” is etched on Sinatra’s tombstone? Sinatra made the song popular even though the song was written for and first released by Tony Bennett.

8. Summer Wind
Released in 1966
On Album Strangers in the Night
Did you know the song was first released by Wayne Newton?

7. I’ve Got You Under My Skin
Released in 1956
On Album Songs for Swingin’ Lovers
The song was written by Cole Porter and was released by many artists.

6. Come Fly With Me
Released in 1958
On Album Come Fly with Me
The describes places in which everyone dreams of vacation…

5. Luck Be a Lady
Released in 1963
Later released on Album Reprise Musical Repertory Theatre
Did you know the song was featured in the musical Guys and Dolls?

4. My Way
Released in 1969
On Album My Way
Did you know the song was written by Paul Anka? This describes a man who reflects in his life’s journey.

3. Theme from New York, New York
Released in 1980
On Album Trilogy: Past Present Future
The song was originally released for the film New York, New York in 1977 by Liza Minnelli.

2. The Way You Look Tonight
Released in 1961
On Album A Song for Young Love
The song was originally featured in the film Swing Time by Fred Astaire.

1. Fly Me to the Moon with Count Basie
Released in 1964
On Album It Might as Well Be Swing
The song was originally released by Kaye Ballard in 1954. It is great to know that a legend helped arrange the music for the album – Quincy Jones. It is estimated the song has been recorded more than 300 times.