10 Favorite R&B Wedding Love Songs

When selecting music to play during dinner at your wedding reception, the same care should be taken as if you were selecting music to dance to. The music played during dinner can keep the energy level up in a room even though it’s the most relaxed time of the night.

The tone of your wedding reception should have been set well with a great grand entrance. The dinner music should keep with the tone of the event and is often overlooked.

If you’re putting together a playlist of r&b wedding love songs to be played during dinner for your wedding reception, here is a list of some of our favorites we like to use at DUBREEZY ENTERTAINMENT.

10 Perfect R&B Wedding Love Songs

1. Tony! Toni! Toné! – “Me And You” (1991)

Bobby Valentino featuring Raphael Saadiq also did a version of this song in 2009 that sounds really good however the original is the original.

2. Pure Soul – “We Must Be In Love” (1995)

This song used to be the anthem for all r&b wedding love songs. It’s safe to say that it was played at every wedding during it’s prime.

3. Rick James featuring Teena Marie – Fire And Desire (1981)

This legendary song from two legendary artists is a muse have love song.

4. Rufus and Chaka Khan – “Sweet Thing” (1981)

With the upbeat tempo of this one, you are sure to see some of your guests noddin’ there heads to this one.

5. Maxwell – “Fortunate” (2004)

Maxwell!!! What else can I say?

6. D’Angelo – “Lady” (1995)

This one really gets r&b music fans going. You are even likely to see some of your guests dance to this one. Yes, even during dinner.

7. Taylor Dayne – “I’ll Always Love You” (1988)

This song has the perfect dinner flow to it.

8. SWV – “Weak” (1992)

This one is an all time favorite of 90’s r&b music fans

9. Troop – “All I Do Is Think Of You” (1989)

This is one of those forgotten r&b songs.

10. Jodeci – “Forever My Lady” (1991)

This is another absolute favorite for 90’s R&B music lovers.

R&B Wedding Love Songs Playlist

I have created a playlist for you to listen to them all at once or during an informal dinner as background music and leave your thought/results in the comments below.