Recommended Western wedding songs for men: moving masterpieces and popular tracks.
When you search for “Western wedding songs,” you’ll probably find that most sites list almost the same tracks.
In this article, we’ve taken a slightly different approach and gathered wedding songs with a focus on oldies.
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Recommended Western wedding songs for men: moving masterpieces and popular tracks (41–50)
Open ArmsJourney

Journey’s classic ballad “Open Arms,” released in 1981, has long graced countless wedding scenes as a timeless favorite.
Its warm yet wistful lyrics delicately touch the heartstrings.
Showcasing Steve Perry’s sweet vocals, the song topped VH1’s “25 Greatest Power Ballads,” cementing its name in music history.
Its romantic melody is a perfect fit for the moment when newlyweds cherish their shared memories and vow to embark on a new journey together.
With a message that resonates across generations and a universally appealing charm, it will surely continue to be chosen by many in the years to come.
Recommended Western wedding songs for men: moving masterpieces and popular tracks (51–60)
When a Man Loves a WomanPercy Sledge

“When a Man Loves a Woman” is a classic ballad that portrays the deep love of a man who would do anything for the woman he loves.
Percy Sledge’s soulful vocals powerfully convey the unconditional love of a man in love.
It speaks of a blind devotion so intense that even her flaws appear as virtues, and a burning passion that would risk betraying his friends.
Such selfless devotion is truly moving.
Released in 1966, the song became an unprecedented hit in the United States and has been covered by many artists, including Michael Bolton, and is also well known from commercials.
It’s a perfect choice for weddings, where couples vow a love that will never change for life.
Oh, Pretty WomanRoy Kelton Orbison

Since it was also featured in the movie Pretty Woman, it’s a very famous song—Roy Orbison’s single released in 1964.
At weddings, the bride is more or less the main character, so this song, which praises women, is perfect.
Every time I hear that intro, I get excited.
It’s one of those timeless classics that never loses its shine.
Moon RiverFrank Sinatra

This is a wedding song by Frank Sinatra, whose unique oldies vibe and strong support from the jazz and soul scenes have solidified its popularity.
The track has an excellent, refreshing sense of style, making it a great song with the right atmosphere to listen to in September.
Beauty And The BeastCeline Dion & Peabo Bryson

If you’re looking for a male–female duet song for wedding ceremonies or receptions, how about this version of the theme from Disney’s animated film “Beauty and the Beast,” sung by Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson? It’s also included on the soundtrack.
In the 2017 live-action “Beauty and the Beast,” Ariana Grande and John Legend perform the song, so you might want to check that one out as well.
Come Away With MeNorah Jones

Because I love you, come with me.
If you want to create a mature, calm atmosphere for a spring wedding or reception, how about using relaxed jazz sounds as background music? I think you’ll be soothed by Norah Jones’s warm vocals.
I Choose YouSara Bareilles

It’s a memorable love song with the message, “I choose you.” The simple tone of the acoustic guitar evokes the gentle warmth of spring.
Be sure to check out the music video that captures a surprise proposal.
It’s perfect for weddings and receptions.


