20 electronic wedding songs for a modern celebration
Electronic wedding music can be romantic without becoming predictable. The right track gives the room a pulse while leaving space for the people in it. Use this list as a starting point, then decide whether your moment needs a first-dance lyric, a dramatic entrance, or a late-night lift.
First dance, with a little more movement
- “Something About You” — Hayden James
- “Innerbloom” — RÜFÜS DU SOL
- “You & Me (Flume Remix)” — Disclosure
- “A Moment Apart” — ODESZA
- “Sun Models” — ODESZA
- “The Difference” — Flume
- “Loud Places” — Jamie xx
- “Midnight” — Lane 8
- “Glue” — Bicep
- “Weightless” — Marconi Union
Entrances and reception energy
- “Higher Love” — Kygo
- “Firestone” — Kygo
- “Ocean Drive” — Duke Dumont
- “This Girl” — Kungs vs Cookin’ on 3 Burners
- “Cola” — CamelPhat & Elderbrook
- “Head & Heart” — Joel Corry
- “Piece Of Your Heart” — Meduza
- “One Kiss” — Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa
- “Where You Are” — John Summit & Hayla
- “Lose My Mind” — Jamie xx
When a playlist is not personal enough
A shared song can set a mood, but it cannot mention the rain outside the diner, the nickname that survived college, or the promise you are making in the room. Songtell can turn those details into an original electronic wedding track.
Use the songs above for inspiration, but do not copy their lyrics or recordings. Your own memories are the strongest source material.