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Hmm - "Baby It's Cold Outside" is a romantic winter song, but I think it's a little too sexy for a church processional!
Here's a Wiki list of Christmas music. HTH!
p.s. Looking at the list, Sarah McLachlan's cover of "Song for a Winter's Night" is good. You might check out Sufjan Stevens' Christmas CD, as well!
All I Want for Christmas Is You would be a nice contemporary piece.
ave maria always reminds me of christmas, especially when perry como sings it. and its so weddingy too.
then there's that really sweet song that i know Harriy Connick Jr does 'what are you doing new years' and thats really sweet. if i didnt walk in to that i would play that for people to dance with for sure.
dean martin's 'i've got my love to keep me warm' is a CUTE song. its a good dancing one too.
his 'a winter romance' is good as well, a nice slow song.
and really, you cant go wrong with dean. or harry or perry either.
good luck :)
I second "I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm"... although I love Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong's duet version. It's a great winter-y song.
The snow is snowing, the wind is blowing
But I can weather the storm!
What do I care how much it may storm?
I've got my love to keep me warm
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Anyone have any romantic Christmas songs?
I need something GREAT to walk in to the church (informal celebration) and I'd love a romantic christmas song. any ideas?