Finding the perfect songs for your wedding is no easy task. After all, your wedding day is one you’ll remember for the rest of your life — and that makes choosing the right music pretty important.
Whether you’re having a country wedding or you’re simply a fan of country music, you’ve come to the right place. Our list of 175 amazing country love songs will help you find romantic ballads for your ceremony and first dance as well as upbeat tracks to get your guests on the dance floor. We’ve even included all of the best songs for line dancing.
Our guide truly has something for every taste. From Loretta Lynn to Shania Twain to Carrie Underwood, we’ve got all of the best love songs the ladies of country have to offer. And we haven’t forgotten the men. With songs from the likes of Charlie Pride, Tim McGraw and Josh Turner, you’ll have a ton of tracks to choose from.
So, whether you’re a country purist or prefer a more pop-country sound, we’ve got songs you’re sure to love.
Top 30 Country Love Songs
To help you in your search for the perfect love song for your special day, let’s take a look at our top 30 love song recommendations — 10 modern, 10 classic and 10 duets.
Top 10 modern country love songs
1. “Amazed” — by Lonestar
Their longest-lasting No. 1 single and biggest hit ever, this award-winning country ballad from Lonestar was a massive hit in 1999. And, with its listener-friendly, pop-country sound and lyrics that express a man’s devotion to the woman he loves, it’s no wonder this remains a popular choice at weddings.
2. “You’re Still The One” — by Shania Twain
This Grammy-winning song from the Canadian recording artist was everywhere in 1997 and was one of Twain’s many crossover hits. With her signature vocals and romantic lyrics, this song gives you the best of both the country and pop worlds.
3. “Bless the Broken Road” — by Rascal Flatts
This inspirational song about life and love has been recorded by a number of different artists, but it was Rascal Flatts’ rendition that was the most successful. A No. 1 hit on the country charts, it also made the Top 40 on the Hot 100.
4. “I Need You” — by LeAnn Rimes
This 2011 track from pop-country chanteuse LeAnn Rimes spent 25 weeks on Billboard’s Hot 100 list. The hit single has everything you could possibly want from a love song: romantic lyrics and powerful, heartfelt vocals that are perfect for your ceremony or first dance.
5. “Then” — by Brad Paisley
This love ballad went double platinum for baritone Brad Paisley in 2009. The lyrics talk about how love grows and expands in a devoted relationship and the melody is perfect for slow dancing at your reception.
6. “I Do (Cherish You)” — by Mark Wills
The title pretty much says it all, for this sentimental love ballad. A top 10 hit in 1998, the lyrics talk about having life-long love and devotion for one special person.
7. “I Cross My Heart” — by George Strait
Released in 1992, the sentimental and sincere “I Cross My Heart” was the lead single on the soundtrack for “Pure Country,” a movie that had Strait in the starring role. While the movie was only moderately successful, the song was a No. 1 hit and the soundtrack was Strait’s most successful album.
8. “I Do” — by Paul Brandt
A No. 1 hit in Canada and No. 2 hit in the U.S., Brandt uses this country ballad to express his love for his wife in the form of marriage vows. Combine the sweet lyrics with the Canadian singer’s beautiful baritone and you’ve got a great song for your ceremony or first dance.
9. “When You Say Nothing At All” — by Keith Whitley
This 1988 No. 1 hit from Whitley was ranked 12th among CMT’s 100 Greatest Love Songs in 2004. Covered in later years by Alison Krauss and Ronan Keating, Whitley’s heartfelt version has become a country classic.
10. “Breathe” — by Faith Hill
This gorgeous ballad from Hill spent six weeks at No. 1 on the country charts and was also named the top pop single of 2000. Hill’s rich mezzo soprano voice and passionate performance continue to make this a great choice for a first dance at your wedding.
Top 10 classic country love songs
1. “Could I Have This Dance” — by Anne Murray
Released in 1980, the single became Murray’s fifth No. 1 country hit as a solo artist and her 10th Top 40 hit on the U.S. pop charts. The title track for the 1980 film “Urban Cowboy,” the song is full of nostalgia and longing, making it a perfect first dance song for your wedding.
2. “Lady” — by Kenny Rogers
Written by Lionel Richie, “Lady” was a huge hit for Rogers. In fact, it was the first record of the ’80s to appear on all of Billboard’s singles charts: country, Hot 100, adult contemporary and soul singles. The romantic lyrics and passionate delivery by Rogers make this a natural choice for your wedding.
3. “My Only Love” — by The Statler Brothers
The final single from their 1984 album “Atlanta Blue,” it hit No. 1 on the country charts in 1985. The song, which features the Brothers’ signature harmonies, is a song about marrying one’s true love.
4. “I Love You Because” — by Jim Reeves
Written in 1949, Reeves’ 1964 cover was a hit in the U.K., and enjoyed a spike in popularity in the U.S. in 1976 when it was the title track of a posthumous Jim Reeves album. It features Reeves’ signature smooth baritone and sweetly sentimental lyrics.
5. “Love is the Foundation” — by Loretta Lynn
A No. 1 hit on the country charts, this is a love ballad delivered in Lynn’s distinctively bright and twangy mezzo soprano. A song about passionate love, this is a great selection for a first dance.
6. “Lost In The Feeling” — by Conway Twitty
Twitty’s first single and title track from his album of the same name, this Top 10 hit from 1983 is all about getting lost in the moment with that one special person in your life. What could be more perfect for a first dance?
7. “Pledging My Love” — by Emmylou Harris
Originally written as a Blues song back in 1954, Harris scored a top 10 hit with “Pledging My Love” on the country charts in 1983. Her light mezzo soprano vocal features a mixture of longing and passion for the one she loves, making this an easy song to listen and dance to.
8. “My Eyes Can Only See as Far as You” — by Charley Pride
Pride’s 16th No. 1 hit on the country charts, this ballad from 1976 is about love and devotion for one special person. Combined with Pride’s smooth baritone, it’s perfect for a first dance.
9. “Walk Through This World With Me” — by George Jones
This sentimental song from 1967 became Jones’ fourth No. 1 hit single. Surprisingly, he resisted recording the song for his album and was later surprised by its success. If you’re looking for a classic country love ballad, you can’t go wrong with this track.
10. “You Needed Me” — by Anne Murray
Canadian country singer Anne Murray picked up her sixth Grammy Award for this 1978 hit single. The song’s sweet lyrics about unconditional love combined with Murray’s warm, contralto vocals make this a natural choice for your ceremony or your first dance.
Top 10 country duet love songs
1. “It’s Your Love” — by Faith Hill and Tim McGraw
When you think of country duets about love, McGraw and Hill are always the first duo to come to mind. One of their best, “It’s Your Love” hit the No. 1 spot in 1997 and stayed there for six weeks. The husband and wife won four ACM awards for this beautiful ballad about true love.
2. “From This Moment On” – by Shania Twain ft. Bryan White
Twain’s duet with fellow country star Bryan White was a success with the love ballad reaching No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 1 on the Adult Contemporary, and No. 6 on the Hot Country Songs chart. This song is perfect for your ceremony or as a first dance.
3. “I Need You” — by Faith Hill and Tim McGraw
Another popular collaboration from these married country superstars, the twice Grammy-nominated “I Need You” was a Top 10 hit on country charts in 2007. This beautiful duet is perfect for your first dance as husband and wife.
4. “Islands In the Stream” — by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers
Written by the Bee Gees, this song was a crossover hit for Parton and Rogers, hitting the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1982. The mid-tempo tune is great for a grand reception entrance or to get people up and dancing.
5. “Nobody But You” — by Blake Shelton with Gwen Stefani
A Top 10 hit on country charts and a Top 20 hit on the Billboard Top 100 in 2019, this husband and wife duet mixed Shelton’s country with Stefani’s pop-rock sound that was a hit with critics and fans alike. If you’re looking for a raw and honest song about love, this is the one for you.
6. “When I Said I Do” — by Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black
Released in 1999, this was Black’s last No. 1 hit on the country charts in the ’90s. Sung with his wife, actress Lisa Hartman Black, the song is like a marriage vow — a promise to stay together for life.
7. “God, Your Mama and Me” — by Florida Georgia Line ft. Backstreet Boys
This Top 10 hit saw the country duo team up with pop boy band the Backstreet Boys for a collaboration that is equal parts pop and country. The song is all about how no one will ever love their wives quite as much as they do — except for God and, perhaps, their moms.
8. “I Wanna Remember” — NEEDTOBREATHE ft. Carrie Underwood
Christian rock group NEEDTOBREATHE recruited Underwood for this heartfelt track from the group’s 2021 album “Into The Mystery.” This nostalgic ballad is all about remembering some of the sweetest times you’ve shared with your love.
9. “Rockin’ Years” — by Dolly Parton and Ricky Van Shelton
This No. 1 hit sees the pair take on the personas of a married couple who are promising to love each other until they are old and sitting in rocking chairs together. This would be a great song for an old-fashioned waltz at your reception.
10. “I Do” — by Aloe Blacc and LeAnn Rimes
This may not be the first time the pair has sung together, but this 2021 duet is their first collaboration since competing against one another on season four of The Masked Singer. The song expresses the viewpoint of someone who has finally fallen in love.
Other Romantic Country Love Songs to Consider
While these songs didn’t make our top 10 lists of best modern and classic country songs, as well as best duets, these are all amazing choices for your wedding reception.
Most romantic country love ballads
- “Blessed” — by Thomas Rhett
- “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” — by Lady Antebellum
- “Forever and For Always” — by Shania Twain
- “From The Ground Up” — by Dan + Shay
- “I Cross My Heart” — by George Strait
- “I Love The Way You Love Me” — by John Michael Montgomery
- “I Swear” — by John Michael Montgomery
- “If Tomorrow Never Comes” — by Garth Brooks
- “I’ll Still Be Loving You” — by Restless Heart
- “In Case You Didn’t Know” — by Brett Young
- “Inside Your Heaven” — by Carrie Underwood
- “Let’s Make Love” — by Faith Hill and Tim McGraw
- “Living In A Moment” — by Ty Herndon
- “Look At Us” — by Vince Gill
- “Lost In This Moment” — by Big & Rich
- “Make You Feel My Love” — by Garth Brooks
- “Making Memories Of Us” — by Keith Urban
- “My Best Friend” — by Tim McGraw
- “Now That I Found You” — by Terri Clark
- “Remember When” — by Alan Jackson
- “10,000 Hours” — by Dan + Shay ft. Justin Bieber
- “The Keeper of the Stars” — by Tracy Byrd
- “The Luckiest” — by Josh Abbott Band
- “Your Love Amazes Me” — by John Berry
- “Yours” — by Russell Dickerson
Popular country love songs
- “A Song For Everything” — by Maren Morris
- “A Woman Like You” — by Lee Brice
- “Beautiful Crazy” — by Luke Combs
- “Butterflies” — by Kacey Musgraves
- “Come A Little Closer” — by Dierks Bentley
- “Cowboy Take Me Away” — by The Chicks
- “Die a Happy Man” — by Thomas Rhett
- “Feels So Right” — by Alabama
- “Forever and Ever, Amen” — by Josh Turner ft. Randy Travis
- “God Gave Me You” — by Blake Shelton
- “I Met a Girl” — by William Michael Morgan
- “Just A Kiss” — by Lady Antebellum
- “Look at Me” — by Carrie Underwood
- “Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right” — by Billy Currington
- “My Love” — by Little Texas
- “One Great Mystery” — by Lady Antebellum
- “Promise to Love Her” — by Blane Howard
- “That’s How You Know It’s Love” — by Deana Carter
- “The Rest of Our Life” — by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
- “The Way You Love Me” — by Faith Hill
- “Thinkin’ About You” — by Trisha Yearwood
- “We Danced” — by Brad Paisley
- “Write a Book” — by Maddie & Tae
- “You Shouldn’t Kiss Me Like This” — by Toby Keith
- “Young Love (Strong Love)” — by The Judds
- “Your Man” — by Josh Turner
Best uptempo country love songs
- “All On Me” — by Devin Dawson
- “Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not” — by Thompson Square
- “Craving You” — by Thomas Rhett ft. Maren Morris
- “Cruise” — by Florida Georgia Line
- “Dibs” — by Kelsea Ballerini
- “Do I Make You Wanna” — by Billy Currington
- “Drunk On Your Love” — by Brett Eldredge
- “Gettin’ You Home” — by Chris Young
- “Honey Bee” — by Blake Shelton
- “I Like It, I Love It” — by Tim McGraw
- “I Love You” — by Martina McBride
- “I’ll Name The Dogs” — by Blake Shelton
- “Just To See You Smile” — by Tim McGraw
- “Livin’ On Love” — by Alan Jackson
- “Look What God Gave Her” — by Thomas Rhett
- “Love Story” — by Taylor Swift
- “My Maria” — by Brooks & Dunn
- “90’s Country” — by Walker Hayes
- “Some Hearts” — by Carrie Underwood
- “The Fighter” — by Keith Urban Ft. Carrie Underwood
- “The One” — by Luke Bryan
- “This Kiss” — by Faith Hill
- “Why Don’t We Just Dance” — by Josh Turner
- “Would You Go With Me” — by Josh Turner
- “Yours If You Want It” — by Rascal Flatts
Best party country love songs
- “All About Tonight” — by Blake Shelton
- “All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight” — by Hank Williams Jr.
- “Am I the Only One” — by Dierks Bentley
- “American Saturday Night” — by Brad Paisley
- “Down on the Farm” — by Tim McGraw
- “Here for The Party” — by Gretchen Wilson
- “House Party” — by Sam Hunt
- “I Can Tell By The Way You Dance” — by Josh Turner
- “I Know Somebody” — by LOCASH
- “I’m Gonna Getcha Good” — by Shania Twain
- “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere” — by Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett
- “John Cougar, John Deere, John 3:16” — by Keith Urban
- “Life Is A Highway” — by Rascal Flatts
- “My Kinda Party” — by Jason Aldean
- “Parking Lot Party” — by Lee Brice
- “Party For Two” — by Shania Twain ft. Billy Currington
- “Play Something Country” — by Brooks & Dunn
- “Poor, Poor Pitiful Me” — by Terri Clark
- “Redneck Woman” — by Gretchen Wilson
- “Setting the World On Fire” — by Kenny Chesney Ft. P!nk
- “Shore Thing” — by Luke Bryan
- “Somethin’ Bad” — by Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood
- “Somethin’ ’Bout A Truck” — by Kip Moore
- “Sweet Home Alabama” — by Lynyrd Skynyrd
- “This One’s For The Girls” — by Martina McBride
- “We’re Young and Beautiful” — by Carrie Underwood
Popular classic country love songs
- “Ain’t Love A Good Thing” — by Connie Smith
- “All I Ever Need Is You” — by Kenny Rogers and Dottie West
- “Before I Met You” — by Charley Pride
- “‘Cause I Love You” — by Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash
- “Flesh and Blood” — Johnny Cash
- “Golden Ring” — by George Jones and Tammy Wynette
- “I Believe in You” — by Mel Tillis
- “I Love You A Thousand Ways” — by Lefty Frizzell
- “I’d Love To Lay You Down” — by Conway Twitty
- “I’ll Be There” — by Ray Price
- “It Must Be Love” — by Don Williams
- “I Want To Be With You Always” — by Lefty Frizzell
- “Love Can’t Ever Get Better Than This” — by Ricky Skaggs and Sharon White
- “Make My Life With You” — Oak Ridge Boys
- “My Favorite Memory” — by Merle Haggard
- “My Heart Skips a Beat” — by Buck Owens
- “My Love” — by Petula Clark
- “My Reason for Living” — by Ferlin Husky
- “Pure Love” — by Ronnie Milsap
- “Save The Last Dance For Me” — by Emmylou Harris
- “Sing About Love” — by Lynn Anderson
- “Tenderly” — by Willie Nelson
- “You and I” — by Crystal Gayle and Eddie Rabbitt
- “You And Me” — by Kenny Rogers and Dottie West
- “You Decorated My Life” — by Kenny Rogers
- “You’re My Man” — Lynn Anderson
Best line dance country love songs
- “Achy Breaky Heart” — by Billy Ray Cyrus
- “Any Man of Mine” — by Shania Twain
- “Anything Goes” — by Florida Georgia Line
- “Baby Likes to Rock It” — by The Tractors
- “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” — by Brooks & Dunn
- “Chattahoochee” — by Alan Jackson
- “Copperhead Road” — by Steve Earle
- “Cotton Eye Joe” — by Rednex
- “Country Girl (Shake It For Me)” — by Luke Bryan
- “Country Steppin’ (Remix)” — by Joel Patrick ft. Bryson Gray
- “Cowgirls Don’t Cry” — by Brooks & Dunn Ft. Reba McEntire
- “Do the Lasso” — by Justin Champagne
- “Fancy Like” — by Walker Hayes
- “Firecracker” — by Josh Turner
- “Good Time” — by Alan Jackson
- “I’m From The Country” — by Tracy Byrd
- “Louisiana Saturday Night” — by Mel McDaniel
- “Man! I Feel Like A Woman!” — by Shania Twain
- “Old Town Road” — by Little Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus
- “Romeo” — by Dolly Parton ft. Tanya Tucker, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Kathy Mattea, Pam Tillis and Billy Ray Cyrus
- “That Don’t Impress Me Much” — by Shania Twain
- “The Git Up” — by Blanco Brown
- “Two Step” — by Laura Bell Bundy feat. Colt Ford
- “Wagon Wheel” — by Darius Rucker
- “Watermelon Crawl” — by Tracy Byrd
