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Writer's pictureJacque Pitts, CGMP

Harmonizing Cultures: Global Music Trends in Wedding Playlists

In the ever-evolving landscape of wedding playlists, couples are increasingly drawn to the diverse and eclectic sounds of global music trends. As we celebrate AAPI History Month, we reflect on the rich musical heritage of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities, including the pioneering contributions of artists like Mitski, whose genre-defying music continues to inspire audiences around the world.


From Bollywood beats to Afrobeat rhythms, the influence of global music trends is reshaping the traditional wedding playlist, offering couples a vast array of options to express their unique cultural identities and personal tastes. Emerging artists and genres from across the globe are finding their way into wedding playlists, adding depth and diversity to the musical tapestry of love and celebration.


One trend that has gained momentum in recent years is the incorporation of Latin music into wedding playlists. The infectious rhythms of salsa, merengue, and reggaeton infuse weddings with energy and passion, getting guests out on the dance floor and creating an atmosphere of celebration and joy.


Furthermore, the rise of K-pop and J-pop has captured the hearts of couples and guests alike, with catchy tunes and vibrant performances adding a touch of whimsy and fun to wedding festivities. Artists like BTS and BLACKPINK have become household names, inspiring couples to include their hits in their wedding playlists and dance routines.


As couples embrace global music trends in their wedding playlists, they not only celebrate their own cultural heritage but also pay homage to the diverse musical traditions that unite us all. Just as Mitski has pushed the boundaries of music with her bold and introspective compositions, so too do couples push the boundaries of tradition with their eclectic and inclusive song choices, creating weddings that are as unique and vibrant as the world around us.


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