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My wedding song is Rest of my Life by Matt Johnsohn, the words are beautiful and had guests in tears, especially these lines. As I stand here before my woman
I can't fight back the tears in my eyes
Oh, how could I be so lucky
I must've done something right
And I promise to love her for the rest of my life.
The song is beautiful and touches me everytime i hear it.

Cry Me A River

Moon River (Andy Williams) was 'our song' for me and my fiancé way, way back in the 60s. We never did get married but that song still brings back lovely memories of my first real love

Mine has to be Caravan of Love By The Housmartins . We played it at my husband's funeral. He passed away at just 42 . With young children I didn't want to play anything depressing or the traditional hymns. This seemed very appt. It still gives me goosepimples many years later . Thanks for the chance to be your lucky winner.

Not in love by 10cc, the last song played on the night I met my husband. Not looking for a relationship but its one that has lasted and grown for 39 years. Hearing this song transports me to the time and venue we first met. It was fate

Radio Ga Ga - Queen. My son loves this song and used to sing it everyday when he was younger

Gloria Gaynor - I will survive

Always a song that lifted my mood when times were low!

I Just Called to Say I Love You by Stevie Wonder. First dance at our wedding

I love listening to Brimful of Asha, as when I hear it, I always reminisce about when I was at Sheffield Univesity, doing my Nursing Degree. My BFF, Claire and I, always used to love this song and it would always get us up onto the dance floor. If it comes onto the radio now or onto one of the music channels, we still text or phone one another to let us know that it is on. It really makes me smile and think about all of the fab memories that will last a lifetime.

The first dance at our wedding was Louis Armstrong "We have all the time in the world"......so romantic.

Any Elvis song makes me think of my parents as they both loved his songs. I remember mum had an LP of his which seemed to be playing continuously so I knew them all. We chose Elvis's version of My Way for dad's funeral but I remember Blue Suede Shoes being one of their favourite ones to dance to and mum singing Smile an Everlasting Smile to me when I was doing my childhood habit of sulking!

Mine would be Rainy Days and Mondays by The Carpenters, it was one of my dad's favourite songs and it always reminds me of spending time with him when I was little

So many records have a special meaning for me including 'Nights in White Satin' which was played as I went up the aisle at my Wedding, 'Stranger on the Shore' as my beautiful, awesome Mummy's coffin was brought into the Crematorium and 'Life is a Roller Coaster' which was a particularly happy time in my life, amongst many others. Music is a wonderful medium through which to evoke so many memories. xx

Sweet Caroline - my dad always sang this to me when I was a little girl

Fix you by Coldplay great memories of our wedding and our lovely family and friends

Lonestar - Amazed our wedding song

Evanescence - My Immortal. This was my daughter's favourite song and we played it at her funeral when she sadly died suddenly at 14

"breakfast at Tiffany's" is the song from the start of my relationship

Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad’ and ‘For Crying Out Loud’ byMeatloaf a real reminder of my first love and teenage years. When I hear it I am magically ported back to that teenager in love, wearing skin tight jeans and leather jacket.

Mr. Blue Sky by ELO because we always play it when it's nice out in the summer, on day trips and holidays, picnics, barbecues, in the car and on the beach! It's my go to happy song and it reminds me of all the good times!

Before we married I won a holiday to Nashville, DH phoned & sang 'Stand by your Man' to me. It made me laugh so much! We got married and went to Nashville for our honeymoon!

My favourite song is Say You Wont Let Go, by James Arthur, as my finance got down on one knee, and proposed to me at a packed Echo Arena, last October

My song is: Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder. My beloved husband (who has now passed away) sang this the moment our beautiful daughter was born 35 years ago. It is still bringing tears to my eyes as I write this all these years later.

Our first dance was I don’t want to miss a thing by Aerosmith. We spent a few years as a long distance relationship so that song is very meaningful to us.

The Proclaimers 500 miles was the first song I danced to with my husband, as friends getting to know each other. I think it marked the moment I started to fall in love with him.