Matt talks about his favorite country entrance songs to play for introducing the wedding couple and wedding party into the reception hall.  Hear some song lyrics that go with the picks too! Important Links View the complete list of country wedding entrance songs. See all Wedding Songs Podcast episodes Podcast Transcript Welcome to the 83rd episode of the Wedding Songs Podcast. I am Matt Campbell and today I am going to be giving you a few Country Entrance songs to play as you enter the reception hall. Now this could be the wedding couple, the parents of the wedding couple, the bridesmaids or groomsmen, or whomever it may be. I am going to be covering fun songs, and a few classy songs as well. So, stay tuned for Country wedding songs If you prefer to read the list or listen to the list, you can do so on our website MyWeddingSongs.com. While you are there make sure to sign up for our monthly newsletter (called the Newsletter). In it, we tell you about all the new songs released in the prior month and also great trending songs you can play on your wedding day. Let’s go ahead and get started with the first song on the list. Released in 2020, this is a great fun line dance song but you can also have it as your first dance song as well. Also known as the Applebee’s song, “Fancy Like” by Walker Hayes. Next, I have Nelly and Florida Georgia Line with their party song “Lil Bit”. It is a great fun song you can play as you enter the reception hall. Just for a mixture of EDM and Country combined, we have “Dance With Me” by Diplo, featuring Thomas Rhett & Young Thug. Lyrics include…Dance with me, dance with me. Play that song, like baby, one, two, three. Come here close and gimme your body. This may be one that you save for the wedding couple. In 2020, “Good Times Roll” by Kimmie Allen and Nelly with the lyrics…Yeah, crank that truck up, load it up, With a few folks in my four-by-four, Seat way back, cold six-pack, Window cracked, I got the good fire rollin’. This is a fun party song to get things started. Just for summer weddings (but you don’t have to wait for a summer wedding to use this if you don’t want to) is “Beers and Sunshine” by Darius Rucker. It is a party song with lyrics…Flying high like we’ll never come down, We’re gonna roll until we run out of, Beers and sunshine, Bonfires and summertime. If you are looking for a slower song, then one of the most popular modern Country songs is “Forever After All” by Luke Combs. Lyrics include…They say nothing lasts forever, But they ain’t seen us together, Or the way the moonlight dances in your eyes. Just to get the party started, “Fire’t Up” by Brantley Gilbert in 2019. Lyrics include…We gon’ tear the night up, Got ‘shine in the masons, Good times in the making, Baby, crank it, Fire’t up. Another line dance song you can play as an entrance song is “Old Town Road (Remix)” by Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus. For a mid-tempo song, Lady A with “You Look Good”. Just for the wedding couple, next up, 2016, is “She’s With Me” by High Valley with the lyrics…Whoa-oh, I don’t know what I’d do without her, Whoa-oh, she’s gotta know I’m all about her, She’s amazing, amazing, Ain’t she amazing? Another song to get everyone fired-up is “Flatliner” by Cole Swindell and Dierks Bentley. Lyrics include…She’s a little heart-stopper, I’m talkin’ breaker-breaker one-niner, She’s a flatliner, oh she’s a flatliner. Another one for the wedding couple is “A Guy With A Girl” by Blake Shelton released in 2016. Lyrics…Wonderin’ how I ever got your little hand in mine, Lookin’ over at ya like, “Ain’t she beautiful?”, I’m invisible, but I stand right there and smile. A mid-tempo choice would be “Head Over Boots” by Jon Pardi, in 2016, with the lyrics…You’re the rock in my roll, You’re good for my soul, it’s true, I’m head over boots for you. A song a