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Malukah’s haunting interpretation of the Skyrim theme may not sound like the best thing to stick on at a party, let alone a wedding reception, but given the time and the place here it kind of fits.
Boy, two months on and that song still gives me goosebumps.
Skyrim Wedding Dance of theDay [TDW]
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So let me just say
HOW CAN SHE SLAP
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I’m not a Skyrim fan, but my wife and I are both metal heads, so the only Skyrim theme I’d dance to is by 331Erock: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=yDE2VQzghp4
First wedding dance music for our wedding was the Bayonetta end credits version of Fly Me to the Moon. The wedding ceremony finished with FFVII version of Victory Fanfare. Music going in to reception was Eye of the Tiger.
If you aren’t both AMAZING dancers (like, professional) please, please don’t do a choreographed wedding dance. We film and edit wedding videos where I work, and I’ve yet to see a single choreographed wedding dance that didn’t look stiff and awkward (read: awful).
to be honest i dont think they give two shits what you think about their dancing. The night is about them and not about what you like to see when editing.
It makes no difference to me if they do it. It just looks crappy, and I think they often don’t realise. Dancing = great. Poorly executed dance choreography = not great.
The first song my wife and I danced to after we were married was Bohemian Rhapsody 🙂
For the wife and I it was Fly Me To The Moon (Sanatra version) followed by A Kiss To Build A Dream On by Loui Armstrong.
I enjoyed that. I’m not caring that thier dance was not evry good, just happy to see nerdy things like this 🙂
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