THE BEST & WORST wedding songs 10 | The North Platte Telegraph Bridal Guide 2023
According to DJs and wedding singers
If you’ve been to a lot of weddings, you’ve probably seen it happen. The couple walk out to the dance floor, gazing sweetly into each other’s eyes. Whitney Houston’s or Dolly Parton’s di- vine voice fills the room. Mom and most of the aunts immediately start bawling.
The first chorus comes up, and every- one sings along in their head. And some (often unfortunately) sing it out loud: “I-I-I-I will always love you.”
But then comes this part: “So goodbye. Please don’t cry. We both know I’m not what you need.” Say what now? As a professional events DJ for 10 years, Kelsey Burns has seen awkward moments like this too many times. “Everyone knows and loves to belt out the chorus,” Burns said. “But it’s about a breakup!” This is why input from a professional can come in handy when it comes to wedding music. You don’t want Whitney telling you that splitting up is a good thing. You don’t want Adele asking to find someone (else) like you. Not to mention, you don’t want tender-eared great aunts storming out in
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