15 Classic Disney Songs That Will Ensure Your Wedding Day Is the Fairest of Them All

Updated on June 20, 2018 at 10:20 AM

When it comes to love stories, it doesn't get more magical than Disney. It's no wonder so many people use the fairy tales as inspiration for their wedding. If you're looking to re-create your favorite childhood movie for your big day or you're just a Disney fanatic, you should definitely consider these classic love songs for your wedding playlist. From Beauty and the Beast's title track to "So This Is Love" from Cinderella, these songs will ensure that your wedding day is the fairest of them all.

"Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" From The Lion King

"If I Never Knew You" From Pocahontas

"Beauty and the Beast" From Beauty and the Beast

"Ma Belle Evangeline" From The Princess and the Frog

"Once Upon a Dream" From Sleeping Beauty

"So This Is Love" From Cinderella

"A Whole New World" From Aladdin

"You'll Be in My Heart" From Tarzan

"Someday My Prince Will Come" From Snow White

"Bella Notte" From Lady and the Tramp

"A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes" From Cinderella

"Kiss the Girl" From The Little Mermaid

"I See the Light" From Tangled

"Love Is an Open Door" From Frozen

"When You Wish Upon a Star" From Pinocchio

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15 Classic Disney Songs That Will Ensure Your Wedding Day Is the Fairest of Them All

"Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" From The Lion King

"If I Never Knew You" From Pocahontas

"Beauty and the Beast" From Beauty and the Beast

"Ma Belle Evangeline" From The Princess and the Frog

"Once Upon a Dream" From Sleeping Beauty

"So This Is Love" From Cinderella

"A Whole New World" From Aladdin

"You'll Be in My Heart" From Tarzan

"Someday My Prince Will Come" From Snow White

"Bella Notte" From Lady and the Tramp

"A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes" From Cinderella

"Kiss the Girl" From The Little Mermaid

"I See the Light" From Tangled

"Love Is an Open Door" From Frozen

"When You Wish Upon a Star" From Pinocchio

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