Hi im getting married on sunday in udon and would like to know what song to sing at the wedding party.
I have very very limited thai language skills and cant sing for ****, so can anyone give me any advice on a realy easy song to sing.I have tried to get out of it but im told i have to "SING A SONG"
HELP

I sang "three times a lady" by the comodores at my wedding - half a dozen san miguel lights beforehand helped me through it -

Does it have to be a Thai song..?

Try this site, has the music & lyrics.

http://www.weddingwire.com/wedding-song ... ance-music

Anything by 'U2' (get it ...get it.. You Two... )....How's about U2's 'Sunday Bloody Sunday'...The Guests probably wouldn't have a Danny La Rue What The Lyrics Are About Anyway....and its got the word 'Sunday' in it...perfect

I think the key Bono sings in is a little on the high side for most amateur singers BM
If not used to singing in public then something a little more "laid back" might be in order - something more along the Frank Sinatra (my way ???) or Dean Martin style. Especially if going to have a beer or 3 to relax first.....

It has been my experience that it does not matter what language you sing in as long as you give it a bash.
The first time I did it was an unaided version of House of the Rising Sun, out in the boonies, no falang music and it was the only song I could remember all the way through. I sounded like a strangled cat but they seemed to appreciate the effort all the same.
It has since lead to a few mind blowing performances amongst various UM members whom I am sure will agree that is mind boggling that I have not been offered a multi million pound recording contract.

Sing what you like and just enjoy it but this does help

Happy Birthday to you. ~
Happy Birthday to you. ~
Happy birthday dear (wife's name)~
Happy Birthday to you.

You could probably swing it accapella.

Roy, I still get the tingles when I recall your rendition of "My Way" performed at Ralph's wedding.

tingles

Did you mean shingles. Solly Roy i know you probably did your best.

How about, "Please Release Me" or "D.I.V.O.R.C.E."

Joe Dolce..."Shaddup-a-ya-face"...all together now ...a good bit of audience participation goes down well....

Billy Connolly D-I-V-O-R-C-E

Village People....Y.M.C.A.....more Audiance participation..

Or 'Opps Up Side Your Head'....get them all in a line sitting on the floor doing the rowing and clapping thing...they will love it...and will never forget it.

D'oh sorry Roy... Didn't see that.

To be serious "Wonderful Tonight" isn't a hard song to sing.

Here is the karaoke version to practice to.