Here's my fave:
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
Least fave:
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel (I really dont like her)
Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer (really dont like him)
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise (dont like him)Who are your favourite and least favourite celebrity couples?
Don't have a favorite.
Least fav:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Holie.Who are your favourite and least favourite celebrity couples?
Personally I like all celebrity couples so it's hard to say who;s my favorite and who's not. People say Heidi and Spencer are like the Barbie %26amp; Ken couple. But my least favorite couple was when Cameron Diaz was dating Justin Timberlake. I liked them both but together, they were an ok couple in my books but for some reason wasn't really crazy about them being together.
Fav's:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
Kid Rock and Taylor Swift
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
Least:
Jennifer Anniston and John Mayer
Jessica Simpson and Tony Romo
Most Favorite:
Tim Burton and Helena Carter
Brad and Angie
Janet and Jermaine
Ryan and Scarlet
Least Fav:
Johnny Depp and Vanessa%26lt;---in all fairness I love him so I hate anyone he is with
my fav
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise
*********kim kardashian and reggie bush (( my Fav))****************************
least fave
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner
hmm...
Favorite
Courtney Cox and David Arquette, i guess
Least Favorite
Spencer whateva his last name is Heidi
Best = Reese Witherspoon and Jake Gyllenhaal
Worst = Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson
Favorite:Brangalina,Least favorite:The jonass brothers:)
Rihanna and Chris Brown
i like Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban. They lay low.
I hate Tom %26amp; Katie
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Should couples spend a lot of money or is it ok to spend modestly on weddings?
Only spend what you feel comfortable spending. It's the act of marriage that's important, not the party. In the city, you can have a great wedding for $10K or less, and in the country, it's even less than that. Do things your way, not the way the bridal industry says to do them, and you'll find that it's not all that expensive.Should couples spend a lot of money or is it ok to spend modestly on weddings?
SPEND WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD!!!Should couples spend a lot of money or is it ok to spend modestly on weddings?
My wedding cost about $3000, that was with 7 bridesmaid and groomsman, dress, cake , food, photographer, flowers, etc......Your wedding can be big and beautiful for little to nothing. I have been to wedding that cost $25,000 + before and I think that my wedding was just as beautiful as the more expensive one.
I spent modestly because I paid for most of mine, but with somew luck and help from my friends, I got my dream designer dress for close to nothing and my bridesmaids bought their dresses, a present to me.. Friend did flowers as gift to me, photographer was professional, but hubby's cousin, so he was dirt cheap, hall we got married in was free because I worked there, had cash bar, and food was gifts from assorted friends and family. I felt that everyone put in on it, and made the day so much more personal for me!!
It is ok to spend as little money possible in your wedding. I planned a wedding with only $1,500 dollars. You can have a very modest wedding as long as it is tasteful. Go to the dollar store, buy candles, go to staples and buy business cards, type a nice lil quote in the card like ';the one that lights up my heart'; your names and date or something, buy lil wedding theme bags in your local party store put a card and candle in the bag and those are the lil gifts for guests. Also, do a buffet style dinner. If you have a young person that loves music tell them they are in charge of the music and tell them what kind of music you like, give him'her cd's youlike and set them up with a cd player and speaker and that it. Give your bridemaids jobs at the wedding. Serving, passing out stuff, I'll plan your wedding for you if you like.
Only have a wedding you can actually afford. It is a terrible idea to start your life together in debt. 80% of couples who get divorced do so because of money problems so debt is the fastest way to ruin your marriage. Also, even if I had 40,000 to spend, I'd rather use it to put a down payment on a house than spend it on one day of my life. As long as you're surrounded by people you love, your wedding will be beautiful.
The wedding police will not arrest you if you don't spend a certain sum. You certainly do not want to go into debt over it! Consider what you actually want and do that. Anyone who says you HAVE TO get engraved matchbooks, personalized napkins, live music, ten course seated receptions, dove releases, limos, ice sculptures, or a million other little touchs some have at weddings are just meddlers. If someone does not like the wedding, they do not have to attend it! If you had your heart set on a certain band playing or particular food being served, by all means do it if you can afford it. The only thing you don't want to do is spend too much on some things but skrimp on necessities. If you are having an outside wedding, you have to make plans for bad weather. If you are having food that has to be kept hot or cold, pay the extra to keep the food from going bad and giving the guest food poisioning. If you want a hundred guests, make sure you have parking and seating for a hundred guests. Otherwise, entirely up to you how you spend your money.
persnally, I would save your money and have a small wedding. weddings can cost thousands, so why give it to someone when you can keep the money in the bank for what you want or need.
You can spend whatever amount you want to. People spend anywhere from $5000 to over $100,000. It just depends on where, what day, and how many people your going to have at your wedding. If you want a simple or extravagant wedding. If you want to do some things yourself or hire somebody else to do them.Here goes a link on wedding budgetshttp://boards.weddingchannel.com/forum.j鈥?/a> .Here goes a helpful wedding website. www.weddingchannel.com
You should do what feels right for YOU. Some people want all the traditional things, and some just want to go get it over with down at city hall. Saving the money can be great, but not if you are going to regret not having a ';real'; wedding the rest of your life. No matter which way you go, keep in mind that at the end of the day it is really all about you and your new partner starting a new life together.
Today's ';average'; weddings are costing around $20,000.
You should do what makes you happy. I think it's riduculous when people spend $20,000-$30,000 for a wedding that is only one day out of the rest of their lives together. Mine is costing me about $6,000. And that's with providing my own alcohol, having a fiend that's a caterer, and another friend that is a photographer. I think it's reasonable to keep the cost under $10,000. I would save some money to spend on the honeymoon, too. Who wants to go into debt for a wedding??
Spend what you want to. Do whatever it is to make your day special. In the end the price tag doesn't really matter. The most important thing is that you actually get married. And enjoy each other during the planning. Don't forget that the celebration of your love is what it's all about!
Cut corners where you can...it is ONE day...granted, one of the most special days of your life, but still...ONE day and all that money is out the window. We spent around $6000 on ours...and it is going to be awesome.
The average wedding is around $22,000. But owning a wedding and event business, we have pulled off beautiful weddings for far less. A lot of it depends on your guest size, and your style. Remember a majority of your budget is going to go towards your reception/food. But if you plan accordingly and defiantly realistically, it is possible to have a wedding without a Donald Trump price. Some brides want ( and can afford) to spend lavishly, some brides can't...so I say, it's YOUR big day, spend what you can afford (without having to get a second job to pay for your wedding - some people really do this or they get loans..a big NO NO) but aside from all of the beautiful flowers, the designer dresses and the breathtaking cake...don't loose focus on the REAL reason of the marriage - a unity of two loving people.
Spend what you can afford to have the wedding that you want.
I've been to both modest weddings (one that was in their backyard and one at a Firehouse) and ones where they spent a lot of money (one at Walt Disney World) and I had a blast at all of them. Don't think you have to spend a lot of money if you don't have it. It's all about getting friends and family together to celebrate your marriage.
Quick story - I know another couple that invited all there friends %26amp; family over to their house for a BBQ %26amp; pool party. Without anyone knowing, they slipped into the house, got out of their bathing suits, into nice outfits (she wore a simple white dress that she had in the closet, he wore kaki pants and button shirt) and walked onto their deck with a priest. After they got everyone鈥檚 attention they had a quick ceremony, a nice toast - then back to the pool. They didn't want a big wedding (or even a medium wedding). No one will ever forget it - it was a blast. Only wedding I've been to where the groom was cooking hotdogs on the grill at the reception.
I loved my wedding and I had a lot of pomp and cirumstance.
I know we saved on the honeymoon we went camping.
No one will get mad that you had a big or small wedding. Eloping is also good way to save money
SPEND WHAT YOU CAN AFFORD!!!Should couples spend a lot of money or is it ok to spend modestly on weddings?
My wedding cost about $3000, that was with 7 bridesmaid and groomsman, dress, cake , food, photographer, flowers, etc......Your wedding can be big and beautiful for little to nothing. I have been to wedding that cost $25,000 + before and I think that my wedding was just as beautiful as the more expensive one.
I spent modestly because I paid for most of mine, but with somew luck and help from my friends, I got my dream designer dress for close to nothing and my bridesmaids bought their dresses, a present to me.. Friend did flowers as gift to me, photographer was professional, but hubby's cousin, so he was dirt cheap, hall we got married in was free because I worked there, had cash bar, and food was gifts from assorted friends and family. I felt that everyone put in on it, and made the day so much more personal for me!!
It is ok to spend as little money possible in your wedding. I planned a wedding with only $1,500 dollars. You can have a very modest wedding as long as it is tasteful. Go to the dollar store, buy candles, go to staples and buy business cards, type a nice lil quote in the card like ';the one that lights up my heart'; your names and date or something, buy lil wedding theme bags in your local party store put a card and candle in the bag and those are the lil gifts for guests. Also, do a buffet style dinner. If you have a young person that loves music tell them they are in charge of the music and tell them what kind of music you like, give him'her cd's youlike and set them up with a cd player and speaker and that it. Give your bridemaids jobs at the wedding. Serving, passing out stuff, I'll plan your wedding for you if you like.
Only have a wedding you can actually afford. It is a terrible idea to start your life together in debt. 80% of couples who get divorced do so because of money problems so debt is the fastest way to ruin your marriage. Also, even if I had 40,000 to spend, I'd rather use it to put a down payment on a house than spend it on one day of my life. As long as you're surrounded by people you love, your wedding will be beautiful.
The wedding police will not arrest you if you don't spend a certain sum. You certainly do not want to go into debt over it! Consider what you actually want and do that. Anyone who says you HAVE TO get engraved matchbooks, personalized napkins, live music, ten course seated receptions, dove releases, limos, ice sculptures, or a million other little touchs some have at weddings are just meddlers. If someone does not like the wedding, they do not have to attend it! If you had your heart set on a certain band playing or particular food being served, by all means do it if you can afford it. The only thing you don't want to do is spend too much on some things but skrimp on necessities. If you are having an outside wedding, you have to make plans for bad weather. If you are having food that has to be kept hot or cold, pay the extra to keep the food from going bad and giving the guest food poisioning. If you want a hundred guests, make sure you have parking and seating for a hundred guests. Otherwise, entirely up to you how you spend your money.
persnally, I would save your money and have a small wedding. weddings can cost thousands, so why give it to someone when you can keep the money in the bank for what you want or need.
You can spend whatever amount you want to. People spend anywhere from $5000 to over $100,000. It just depends on where, what day, and how many people your going to have at your wedding. If you want a simple or extravagant wedding. If you want to do some things yourself or hire somebody else to do them.Here goes a link on wedding budgetshttp://boards.weddingchannel.com/forum.j鈥?/a> .Here goes a helpful wedding website. www.weddingchannel.com
You should do what feels right for YOU. Some people want all the traditional things, and some just want to go get it over with down at city hall. Saving the money can be great, but not if you are going to regret not having a ';real'; wedding the rest of your life. No matter which way you go, keep in mind that at the end of the day it is really all about you and your new partner starting a new life together.
Today's ';average'; weddings are costing around $20,000.
You should do what makes you happy. I think it's riduculous when people spend $20,000-$30,000 for a wedding that is only one day out of the rest of their lives together. Mine is costing me about $6,000. And that's with providing my own alcohol, having a fiend that's a caterer, and another friend that is a photographer. I think it's reasonable to keep the cost under $10,000. I would save some money to spend on the honeymoon, too. Who wants to go into debt for a wedding??
Spend what you want to. Do whatever it is to make your day special. In the end the price tag doesn't really matter. The most important thing is that you actually get married. And enjoy each other during the planning. Don't forget that the celebration of your love is what it's all about!
Cut corners where you can...it is ONE day...granted, one of the most special days of your life, but still...ONE day and all that money is out the window. We spent around $6000 on ours...and it is going to be awesome.
The average wedding is around $22,000. But owning a wedding and event business, we have pulled off beautiful weddings for far less. A lot of it depends on your guest size, and your style. Remember a majority of your budget is going to go towards your reception/food. But if you plan accordingly and defiantly realistically, it is possible to have a wedding without a Donald Trump price. Some brides want ( and can afford) to spend lavishly, some brides can't...so I say, it's YOUR big day, spend what you can afford (without having to get a second job to pay for your wedding - some people really do this or they get loans..a big NO NO) but aside from all of the beautiful flowers, the designer dresses and the breathtaking cake...don't loose focus on the REAL reason of the marriage - a unity of two loving people.
Spend what you can afford to have the wedding that you want.
I've been to both modest weddings (one that was in their backyard and one at a Firehouse) and ones where they spent a lot of money (one at Walt Disney World) and I had a blast at all of them. Don't think you have to spend a lot of money if you don't have it. It's all about getting friends and family together to celebrate your marriage.
Quick story - I know another couple that invited all there friends %26amp; family over to their house for a BBQ %26amp; pool party. Without anyone knowing, they slipped into the house, got out of their bathing suits, into nice outfits (she wore a simple white dress that she had in the closet, he wore kaki pants and button shirt) and walked onto their deck with a priest. After they got everyone鈥檚 attention they had a quick ceremony, a nice toast - then back to the pool. They didn't want a big wedding (or even a medium wedding). No one will ever forget it - it was a blast. Only wedding I've been to where the groom was cooking hotdogs on the grill at the reception.
I loved my wedding and I had a lot of pomp and cirumstance.
I know we saved on the honeymoon we went camping.
No one will get mad that you had a big or small wedding. Eloping is also good way to save money
Do couples therapists Have good relationships?
was wondering if couples therapists have good/great relationships with their spouses.
The reason i ask is because my dad and I are at a dissagreement...and we want to see who's right.
If your a couples therapist, GREAT!
if you know one, COOL!
if you're just guessing...thank for the opinion.
POINTS ALL AROUND!
Do couples therapists Have good relationships?
well couples therapists dont say anything, they may ask questions to the spouses to make them talk but apart from that nothing... and oh yea they analyse ...
but to speak the truth no-one has a GREAT relationship.. its just not that simple ...relationships are complecated and confusing at times and even a pro in this area should kno that! ...every relationsips has is downs, dissagreements, qubbiles, arguments, ..... but on the other hand i sopose a pro in relationships should kno the answer to all these bad times?
..maybe one most important thing a couples therapists knows is to TALK to one another - (communication)Do couples therapists Have good relationships?
What an interesting question...hope there are several answers.
The reason i ask is because my dad and I are at a dissagreement...and we want to see who's right.
If your a couples therapist, GREAT!
if you know one, COOL!
if you're just guessing...thank for the opinion.
POINTS ALL AROUND!
Do couples therapists Have good relationships?
well couples therapists dont say anything, they may ask questions to the spouses to make them talk but apart from that nothing... and oh yea they analyse ...
but to speak the truth no-one has a GREAT relationship.. its just not that simple ...relationships are complecated and confusing at times and even a pro in this area should kno that! ...every relationsips has is downs, dissagreements, qubbiles, arguments, ..... but on the other hand i sopose a pro in relationships should kno the answer to all these bad times?
..maybe one most important thing a couples therapists knows is to TALK to one another - (communication)Do couples therapists Have good relationships?
What an interesting question...hope there are several answers.
You know that PC game of the Sims 2 Night life, how do I get the couples to get married.?
I play this game all the time and I still dont know how they can get married. Could somebody give me step by step details how can I do that when Im playing my game. Also one more thing when Im playing the Open for business, how do I create a toy store, I mean I have the shelfs but not the toys. Please give me some ideas about these two games, I will appreciated.You know that PC game of the Sims 2 Night life, how do I get the couples to get married.?
you have to get their relationship up high, like in love. then you have to click on the other one and say Propose...Engaged. Then you can buy a wedding arch, and click Get Married on it. OR you can click on them again and click Propose...Married. hope i helped :D
You have to put toys ON the shelf in buy mode...then mark them for sale.You know that PC game of the Sims 2 Night life, how do I get the couples to get married.?
yay! i am glad i helped you, a fellow simmer. lol
i love Sims!!! hope u have fun simming!
You have to make each Sim talk to each other and like each other. then their relationship level will rise. Then when you make the two sims like each other, make the sim that is living at the house make food for the other one (by clicking on a fridge and selecting 'Serve'). Then after they are done eating, click on the sim that IS NOT living in the house and select 'Propose'. If you click on the Sim and 'Propose' isn't a choice, have the two sims talk more and play some (group, would be best) games. Then try again and 'Propose' should be available! :) P.S. Sorry, but i don't know about the other one.
i can answer the marryimg ? the two have to comunicated and get to like each other and the more they like each other the farther they get in a relathionship. then eventually u can get on of them to propose.
you have to get their relationship up high, like in love. then you have to click on the other one and say Propose...Engaged. Then you can buy a wedding arch, and click Get Married on it. OR you can click on them again and click Propose...Married. hope i helped :D
You have to put toys ON the shelf in buy mode...then mark them for sale.You know that PC game of the Sims 2 Night life, how do I get the couples to get married.?
yay! i am glad i helped you, a fellow simmer. lol
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i love Sims!!! hope u have fun simming!
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You have to make each Sim talk to each other and like each other. then their relationship level will rise. Then when you make the two sims like each other, make the sim that is living at the house make food for the other one (by clicking on a fridge and selecting 'Serve'). Then after they are done eating, click on the sim that IS NOT living in the house and select 'Propose'. If you click on the Sim and 'Propose' isn't a choice, have the two sims talk more and play some (group, would be best) games. Then try again and 'Propose' should be available! :) P.S. Sorry, but i don't know about the other one.
i can answer the marryimg ? the two have to comunicated and get to like each other and the more they like each other the farther they get in a relathionship. then eventually u can get on of them to propose.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
What are the specific tax breaks for married couples?
You can each get an IRA even if only one of you had income. You can take a personal exemption each even if only one had income. You get a larger standard deduction.What are the specific tax breaks for married couples?
You can file a joint return, which will normally result in less tax than if you filed individually.jane iredale
You can file a joint return, which will normally result in less tax than if you filed individually.
What are some good love songs for a couples first dance at their wedding?
My friend is gettin married soon and she can't decide what song she and her husband should dance to as their first....help me give her some suggestions....-- tha most answers getz best questionWhat are some good love songs for a couples first dance at their wedding?
Breathe Faith Hill
Love Lift us Up Where We Belong.Joe Cocker/JenniferWarnes
From This Moment Shanai Twain
Amazed by You Diamond Rio
Unforgettable Nat/Natalie Cole
Evergreen Barbara Streisand
Take My Breath Away Berlin
My Funny Valentine Frank Sinatra
You Make Me Feel Brand New The Stylistics
Everything I Do Bryan Adams
Tonight I Celebrate My Love Bryson/Flack
If Bread
Endless Love Ritchie/Ross
Time in a Bottle Jim Croce
Have I Told You Lately Rod Stewart
You Are So Beautiful Joe Cocker
Could I Have This Dance Ann Murray
You Light Up My Life Debbie Boone
I Will Be Here Stephen Curtis ChapmanWhat are some good love songs for a couples first dance at their wedding?
There is a song by KC %26amp; JoJo that I played at my wedding called ';All My Life.'; Here is a sample of the lyrics:
';You are the only one my everything/And to you this song I sing/All my life/I pray for someone like you/And I thank God, that I/That I finally find you';
Either It Had To Be you (i can't remeber the artist) or From This Moment By Shania Twain. The first one is more fun and the second is a sweet song. Tell your friend Congrats on getting married!!! Hope it's a beautiful wedding!
Alan Jackson - Remember When
Edwin McCain - I'll Be Your Crying Shoulder
Frank Sinatra - It Had To Be You
We used ';In my life'; by the Beatles--very cool. Had friends that used ';you look wonderful tonight';--big tearjerker %26amp; a few used Crash by Dave Matthews Band. The most unusual one was ';don't change'; by INXS, not really a slow song--but it was good--they weren't slow song people. Congrats to your friend, btw.
Jimmy Wayen, Etta James. Some old classics, and new slow songs are really tear jerkers when you see them dancing!!
I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU, BY TITO NIEVES, YOU WILL LOVE IT YOU SHOULD CHECK IT OUT.
at my sis wedding she played
power of love by celine dion
i still believe in u by vince gill
I always liked ';Nothing Compares to You'; by Sinead O'Connor (but if it's a chuch wedding that might not go over too well)
November Rain - Guns n' Roses
Something - Beatles
Baby I'm amazed - Paul Mc Cartney
Patience - Guns n' Roses
I Remember You - Skid Row
There are many, some of my favorites are:
Could I have this Dance by Anne Murray
Don't Know Much by Linda Ronstant and Aaron Neville
What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Close to You by the Carpenters
I will be Here by Steven Curtis Chapman
Color my World by Chicago
Just You and I by Eddie Rabbit and Crystal Gayle
Love of a Lifetime by Firehouse
Theme from Love Story
Baby I'm Amazed by Paul McCartney and Wings
p.m dawn i'd die w/o you. that's what we are playing.
Please Forgive Me and Everything I Do, I Do It For You by Bryan Adams. Bon Jovi has some really good love ballads from their Crossroads CD and Aerosmith has some good ballads from Just Push Play that are lovely and slow enough to dance to. The lists are actually endless. Good Luck!!
My husband and I used Always and Forever by Heatwave, but My Sweet Lady or For You By John Denver are good ones, as well as Suddenly from the Xanadu soundtrack.
Breathe Faith Hill
Love Lift us Up Where We Belong.Joe Cocker/JenniferWarnes
From This Moment Shanai Twain
Amazed by You Diamond Rio
Unforgettable Nat/Natalie Cole
Evergreen Barbara Streisand
Take My Breath Away Berlin
My Funny Valentine Frank Sinatra
You Make Me Feel Brand New The Stylistics
Everything I Do Bryan Adams
Tonight I Celebrate My Love Bryson/Flack
If Bread
Endless Love Ritchie/Ross
Time in a Bottle Jim Croce
Have I Told You Lately Rod Stewart
You Are So Beautiful Joe Cocker
Could I Have This Dance Ann Murray
You Light Up My Life Debbie Boone
I Will Be Here Stephen Curtis ChapmanWhat are some good love songs for a couples first dance at their wedding?
There is a song by KC %26amp; JoJo that I played at my wedding called ';All My Life.'; Here is a sample of the lyrics:
';You are the only one my everything/And to you this song I sing/All my life/I pray for someone like you/And I thank God, that I/That I finally find you';
Either It Had To Be you (i can't remeber the artist) or From This Moment By Shania Twain. The first one is more fun and the second is a sweet song. Tell your friend Congrats on getting married!!! Hope it's a beautiful wedding!
Alan Jackson - Remember When
Edwin McCain - I'll Be Your Crying Shoulder
Frank Sinatra - It Had To Be You
We used ';In my life'; by the Beatles--very cool. Had friends that used ';you look wonderful tonight';--big tearjerker %26amp; a few used Crash by Dave Matthews Band. The most unusual one was ';don't change'; by INXS, not really a slow song--but it was good--they weren't slow song people. Congrats to your friend, btw.
Jimmy Wayen, Etta James. Some old classics, and new slow songs are really tear jerkers when you see them dancing!!
I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU, BY TITO NIEVES, YOU WILL LOVE IT YOU SHOULD CHECK IT OUT.
at my sis wedding she played
power of love by celine dion
i still believe in u by vince gill
I always liked ';Nothing Compares to You'; by Sinead O'Connor (but if it's a chuch wedding that might not go over too well)
November Rain - Guns n' Roses
Something - Beatles
Baby I'm amazed - Paul Mc Cartney
Patience - Guns n' Roses
I Remember You - Skid Row
There are many, some of my favorites are:
Could I have this Dance by Anne Murray
Don't Know Much by Linda Ronstant and Aaron Neville
What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Close to You by the Carpenters
I will be Here by Steven Curtis Chapman
Color my World by Chicago
Just You and I by Eddie Rabbit and Crystal Gayle
Love of a Lifetime by Firehouse
Theme from Love Story
Baby I'm Amazed by Paul McCartney and Wings
p.m dawn i'd die w/o you. that's what we are playing.
Please Forgive Me and Everything I Do, I Do It For You by Bryan Adams. Bon Jovi has some really good love ballads from their Crossroads CD and Aerosmith has some good ballads from Just Push Play that are lovely and slow enough to dance to. The lists are actually endless. Good Luck!!
My husband and I used Always and Forever by Heatwave, but My Sweet Lady or For You By John Denver are good ones, as well as Suddenly from the Xanadu soundtrack.
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