I saw this article and I just wanted to share it. I’m not much of a pop-culture aficionado, but I knew it was really bad wedding savings advice, which is kind of like what I imagine most of the advice from Simon Cowell is anyway!

His idea for a wedding performer: Elton John. Umm… I’m pretty sure Elton John doesn’t come cheap!

But really, the more important thing I want to point out is the idea of getting a “really good” performer for your wedding.  I was watching that Dream Wedding show on, I think, USA a few months back, and on every episode they would bring in someone famous to sing the couple’s song. But there seems to be a problem with that to me. Why would you want your performer to overshadow the rest of your wedding? I mean, in the case of Simon Cowell, I guess he’d have mostly celebrities there anyway. But if you have the brilliant idea to spend $50k on a well-known name to perform at your wedding, just remember that not only is it bad wedding savings advice, it’s also going to be the only thing the guests are talking about when they leave. And you don’t want that, do you?

Maybe there was once a time when you thought that the life you are living was already perfect. Perfect in a sense that if it ever gets interrupted by an outside force your life would be ruined. But then, the thing you are most afraid of happened to be the best thing that ever happened in your life. The perfect world that you knew was nothing compared to what love can provide you.

Our wedding song for the week is a beautiful romantic song which tells about the bride’s experience when she met her groom-to-be. When he entered her life, her eyes saw the beauty that was hidden from her which she never thought existed.

“Until You Found Me” is a wedding song tailor fit to the bride who commissioned a brilliant song writer who composed this wedding song for her. Below is a video of the song complete with lyrics. If you are interested to also have your own wedding song customized for you, you can contact the guys from JGMastersMultiply.com.

I hope this wedding blog inspired you to make your own wedding truly memorable. Wait for more wedding blogs on how to have an inexpensive wedding and how to have wedding savings coming your way next week. This is Chelsea wishing you have the dream wedding you really want..

Last year we have featured Pachelbel’s Canon or Canon in D major with a mixture of Celtic tradition. The classical composition beautifully merges with the Celtic tradition, thus, creating a breathtaking wedding music that anyone can use on their wedding day.

Today, we will feature another wedding music that you’d probably want to include in your wedding song lists once you hear it. The wedding music for this week is a fusion of traditional English folk song and traditional Celtic melody which will make a great wedding music background at the reception.

Greensleeves is a traditional English folk song which is known to exist since the late 16th century. There is a belief that Lady Greene Sleeves (the original title) was composed by King Henry VIII for his beheaded queen of consort, Anne Boleyn. But this popular belief has no available evidence that will prove it was King Henry VIII himself was indeed the composer of this English traditional folk song.

Below is a video of the song. This particular rendition is available at TCarterMusic.com. May, you enjoy listening to this groundbreaking musical achievement. And wait for more wedding blog posts where you can learn different wedding savings technique for you to enjoy an inexpensive wedding. Until next time, enjoy planning dream your wedding.

I am here again with another sweet and romantic wedding song you can play on your wedding day. Today’s wedding song is entitled, “With These, I Do Wed” by singer/songwriter Danielle Ibsen.

Danielle Ibsen’s “With These, I Do Wed” was in the Top 5 Music Contest on the Country and Pop Sages on FameCast.com. If you are looking for a perfect wedding song on your wedding, listen to this by clicking the video below. This wedding song, I believe, can already be downloaded from iTunes. So if you like it you can just download it from there.

I hope you like our wedding song feature for this week. Wait for another beautiful song next week and some more of our wedding blogs about wedding savings and how to have an inexpensive wedding. Enjoy planning your wedding.

Good day to all, it’s a beautiful Sunday and today is the perfect day for me to share a wedding song which I have stumbled upon. This is perfect song for your father/daughter wedding dance. It is a very touching song which made me cry and made me remember my dear old daddy.

The title of this wonderful song is “Daddy’s Little Angel.” Words and music by Anthony W. Carter. The song is available on CD single or mp3 download only at http://www.tcartermusic.com. So, click the video for you to listen to the song. Enjoy the rest of your weekend and wait for more wedding blogs about wedding savings tips, and how to have an inexpensive wedding. Plan your wedding well.

It’s time for you to listen to another great and romantic wedding song. Every week, besides giving you great wedding savings tips and advice on how to have an inexpensive wedding, we also make sure to feature a wedding song that you might want to include in your wedding song list.

Today, our featured wedding song of the week is written and produced by JD Entertainment. This wedding song is entitled, “These Rings.” It is one of 10 first rate tracks on JD Entertainment’s “Romantic and Love Songs Volume 1” CD.

Click the video to listen to this wedding song. And if you like it, it is available online at the following locations: Napster, eMusic, Groupie Tunes, iTunes US, iTunes Australia/N.Z., iTunes Canada, iTunes UK/European Union, iTunes Japan, Rhapsody, Amazon MP3, Shockhound, Amie Street, and Lala.

Hope you like our wedding song feature for this week. Enjoy listening and have a happy weekend.

Here’s another wedding song you can include in our wedding song list. This one is good background music for your wedding ring exchange. The lyrics are quite appropriate for the ceremony.

This wedding song is another quality music piece from TcarterMusic, Words and Music by Anthony W. Carter. And this song is only available at http://www.tcartermusic.com

Below is the video, just click and enjoy. Wait for more of our wedding blogs about wedding savings and how to have inexpensive weddings.

It’s time to introduce you to another lovely wedding song. Weddings are about love, and a beautiful love song is what you need to make your wedding day really special. And I found a really romantic song that will make your wedding day complete.

“Better Today” is a lovely song from Coffey on the Southern Man album. This song tells about a man sharing his thoughts to his one and only love; how she made him a better person ever since he found her. If you want to listen to it (and I strongly suggest you do) just click the video and listen to this wonderful love song. Also, this particular song is already available on iTunes. More wedding blogs to come this weekend. Enjoy the rest of your holiday!

Your wedding is just around the corner, but still, you can’t figure out the title or the composer of the song or music you like. The only thing you know is its melody. How in the world can you search it from the internet?

Don’t worry, there’s a way. I have stumbled upon a really interesting site that can help you search a song or a piece of music by simply entering the melody — even if you don’t know how to play the piano — and search for it on the internet.

Melody Catcher.com will surely help you find that wedding song you are looking for. If you know the name of the composer or the title of the song, great. But if you don’t recall any of these, as long as you know its melody, then Melody Catcher can help find it for you.

Here at PEA we don’t only give tips on how to make wedding savings and have inexpensive weddings, we also help  you  make your wedding preparations easier. To learn more about this amazing site, just click on the link and learn about how to search the music using only the melody of the song, and when you get the hang of it, start searching.

Unfortunately, for me, Nina Callaway beat me to giving tribute to the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. So instead of doing another tribute, I’ll just link you to her article “Top 5 Michael Jackson Wedding Songs”.

I grew up to the music of Michael Jackson. From “Rockin’ Robin” to “You Rock My World”. It’s quite sad that a very talented singer like Michael has to leave us early to meet his creator. He had his ups and downs, his triumphs, and eccentricities. These are the things that welded him to his loving fans.

Michael left us with so many memorable songs. Sad, sentimental melodies, danceable beats, songs with powerful messages, and even love songs you can use on your wedding day. Now, this will give you a great wedding savings since all you need is an iPod.

So, on behalf of your myriad of fans, Michael, may you sing and dance your way to heaven. Thank you, Mighty King of Pop!

August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009