There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Floral and Fading by Pierce the Veil should be played at a wedding.
I also want to confuse the nonexistent people who are attending my wedding when "Tony" is shouted in the song. The song also seems to be romantic in some way, and that should be appreciated.
Then, suddenly, it occurred to me that I would never want to marry someone and I said to myself, "I don't care about rules, I'll just put a Fall Out Boy song too because you can never have enough of those."
So I decided to put America's Suitehearts, mainly because I am in love with my own sins and absolutely nothing else.
Whoops.
It soon came to my attention, that if I used a Fall Out Boy song, I should use a Panic! At the Disco song.
So I chose I Write Sins Not Tragedies because the groom's bride is, in fact, a whore.
Whoops.
Please excuse my profound language.
I finally decided that if I included a Fall Out Boy song and a Panic! At the Disco song, I should include one of my favorite bands to complete the Emo Trinity.
I chose one of my ~many~ favorite songs from My Chemical Romance, which is Honey, This Mirror Isn't Big Enough for the Two of Us.
I concluded that this song was about a terrible breakup between two people. Additionally it was brought to my attention that I seem to love breakups, so it was required to include this song too.
This song is not a whoops.
(In case you didn't know, there is a music video for this song and it is a fine piece of art.)
So basically, my whole wedding revolves around the negatives of love in general, featuring the Emo Trinity and a song from Pierce the Veil that I think would mask the true identity of my amazing wedding.
Sounds fun to me.
