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SING ALONG SONGS FOR SENIORS PLUS

Here’s my handle (put your hand on your hip), You can pretend your fingers are the dickey birds and make them fly away and come back again. (Make up verses using other animals and their sounds). You shall have a fishy, when the boat comes in. You shall have a fishy, on a little dishy, Your tail goes ‘swish’ and your wheels go round,ĭon’t forget to hold on tight. If you’re playing on the carpet with your toddler, surprise them by giving them a pony ride around the living room. This little piggy cried 'wee wee wee' all the way home. Ten in the bedĪnd the little one said, 'Roll over, roll over'. Five little ducksįour little ducks went swimming one day.Īll of the five little ducks came back. There'll be no green bottles, sitting on the wall. There'll be one green bottle, sitting on the wall, There’ll be nine green bottles sitting on a wall Ten green bottlesĪnd if one green bottle should accidently fall You can use counting songs and action songs. With the right songs and the right spirit, your sing-along might be the most memorable moment of the wedding.Singing songs can help your child understand words and develop speech. But make sure you know ahead of time so you can make an informed choice. Whitney Houston's “I Wanna Dance with Somebody” is a popular song at weddings in spite of all the “lonely heart” lyrics. Often, we don't realize that there's a sad section in a favorite song. Listen - really listen –to the lyrics of the song or songs before you make your choice.

SING ALONG SONGS FOR SENIORS PLUS

Consider having one for-sure song, plus another you'll pull out if people are really enjoying themselves. On the other hand, some might need a couple of songs to warm up to the idea - or they might be having so much fun they want to keep singing. Read moreĪre you choosing just one song? That might be all your guests want to sing. But there's another tune or two that haven't been. I've seen the posts about first dance and father-daughter dance songs that aren't overdone and cheesy. Related Post Wedding standards and audience participation songs that won't embarrass you You might prefer Willie Nelson for “Rainbow Connection” or The Supremes for “Ain't No Mountain High Enough.” Go with your favorites.

“The Way You Make Me Feel,” by Michael Jackson.

“Eres Tu,” by Mocedades (for Spanish speakers).

“Can You Feel the Love Tonight,” by Elton John.

“I've Had the Time of My Life,” by by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes.

“Fight for Your Right to Party,” by the Beastie Boys.

“Lady Marmalade,” by the Pointer Sisters.

“Ain't No Mountain High Enough,” by Marvin Gaye.

“Rainbow Connection,” by Paul Williams (as sung by Kermit the Frog).

Click through to hear samples or buy the songs (you may want to buy the files - streaming services are notorious for flaking out at critical moments!!) Here's a list of perfect sing-along songs, along with the artist. Our list of the 19 best wedding sing-along songs Familiar songs are more likely to get everyone singing. The song should be pretty popular, though, at least with your crowd. Some guests will remember the song from the Top 40 list of their youth, and others may know it from a recent movie.

Older songs are fine, especially if you have multiple generations on your guest list. They can't require a huge vocal range and they must have a catchy tune. Just standing together and breathing in unison (as you naturally do when you sing together) creates a sense of togetherness that's hard to beat.Ī good sing-along has memorable words, or at least a couple of memorable lines people can jump in on. Non-dancers have something joyful to do and dancers can belt out the song while they boogie.

Sing-alongs have a way of making people happy.