How to Find the Perfect Father/Bride Dance Song

There's nothing more heart warming than a blushing bride coasting on the floor with her proud father. The wedding day signals a major transition in the relationship between a father and daughter. Here are a few tips on how to find a moving father bride dance at your wedding.

Instructions

1. Find a song that conveys many emotions. But don't fret about it. Chances are finding the "perfect song" with entirely the right words are small. Therefore, take a deep breath and remove from your mind that you will find something perfect.

2. Brainstorm. Think about your father. Think about the times you have shared and the memories you have made. What do they mean to you? You don't have to define it in words, just feel the thoughts. Remember the thoughts those impressions leave on you.

3. Listen to music. Now that you've conjured emotions and begun to hone in on the memories and connection you feel with your father, take the time to begin to listen to music you think you might find appropriate. Some instant titles will probably come to mind. Begin to make a list of songs.

4. Surf the web. Type "father and bride wedding songs" into your favorite search engine. There you will find list upon list of possible titles that you and father can dance to at your wedding reception. Listen to those titles and add to the previous list you made.

5. Confer with your father. It might be nice to include your father in the process of selecting a song. Even if he acts all macho, it will most likely melt his heart to know that his daughter is thinking of him in such special ways. Ask his opinion. While ultimately it's your wedding, he will certainly appreciate the connection you are forging.

6. Choose a song. You've listened to a billion songs, read the online lists and conferred with your father, now it's time to go with your heart and pick a song. At the end of the day it's up to what you feel. Whatever you choose as a song to dance with your father at your wedding, it will surely be magical.