Wedding Dances

A bride in Michigan was recently provided a memorable father-daughter dance that left wedding reception guests in tears. The video from that moment has already been viewed more than 1.2 million times.

If, like us, you're in need of a good crying jag because for God's sake how is it not Friday yet, we recommend this video. It's got all the ingredients for a good, old-fashioned Tear Fest. Dead parents. Weddings. Sentimental country songs.

Okay, so this is definitely not timeless, but it's not forgettable either. A San Francisco couple did a 'Gangnam Style' send up for their wedding video (which is apparently something people make now).

The wedding dance has become a viral video staple, typically involving lots of planning and choreography for the bride and groom. The video below, which was shot at a recent nuptials, has none of those things. Instead a groomsman named Michael took it upon himself to perform an impromptu dance to Tina Turner's 'Proud Mary.' It's definitely worth a look.

The wedding dance medley has become a viral video staple. Usually what happens is the bride and groom start out dancing to a traditional wedding song, when suddenly the music goes up-tempo and the newlyweds whip out a speedy batch of choreographed dance moves to various pop hits. And that's basically how this video starts. But the twist here is that the twists keep coming. Watch a spry couple show

A newlywed's first dance. It's the one thing soon-to-be married couples seem to spend more time on these days, even more than rehearsing the actual wedding recital. While dancing to Michael Jackson classics may seem like the bigger viral hit, here's a couple who shocked everyone by kicking into some of the best swing dancing moves for their wedding dance.

A wedding dance to a Michael Jackson song isn't really a new thing. There are countless videos of newlywed couples dancing to "Thriller" -- but to "Smooth Criminal"? That's what Jeff Loehrke did at his wedding reception, and it was awesome.

What's the next logical step after making a dance video that's gone viral? Performing the dance in front of millions on live TV, of course. Texas bride Ashley Richmond and father David Sparks appeared on 'Good Morning America' and recreated the funky father-daughter dance which stole the show at the Richmond's wedding.

Texas bride Ashley Richmond and her father David Sparks have performed what may have been the most awesome father-daughter dance in wedding history. Instead of a traditional slow dance, the duo got their groove on to a medley of Motown and top 40 hits.