So you waited till the last minute and couldn't book the wedding band you wanted and then you realised wedding DJs are a little cheesy and high school prom? There is an option to make the gruelling task of choosing your own wedding music a little less stressful and time consuming.

Choosing your own wedding music is a big responsibility. The whole mood of the evening rests in your hands. Before iphones and the Internet, making a good mixed tape (or playlist for those of you who are Gen Y) was an art, which required an investment of time and consideration.

There are plenty of new ways to make it easier to select wedding music without spending hours trawling through your music collection and the music collections of all your friends. All you need is the Internet and your ears.

The ‘Wedding Song Planner' app is an easier way to sort music and search for the songs you want in your wedding day play list. It sorts suggestions by genre rather then alphabetically, allowing you to find suitable song for your theme, mood and stage of the celebration. The app also lets you preview songs easily with YouTube, allowing you to quickly preview new songs. The app will also suggest songs for your first dance, father daughter dance, cake cutting, garter toss, etc. Lastly the Wedding song planner app lets you email your playlists to your friends or partner so they can give you feedback on your song choices.

Rdio is a website which claims to have more music than you can listen to in a life time. If you can't find your favourite love songs here, then they must be rubbish and not worth subjecting your friends and family too! Rdio gives you access to over 15 million songs. You can search for all your favourite artists and find new favourites by viewing the most popular choices in different genres. You can stream music from Rdio on your computer or your phone and it comes with a free trial.

Still struggling to come up with the perfect collection of songs, there are hundreds of websites offering lists of love songs, wedding music, and tips on songs you don't want to play. Spend some time researching and planning the music with your partner. The swww.weddingbandsmelbourne.net.augs you choose should reflect your personal tastes and an afternoon spent together picking out your favourite songs can be a fun trip down memory lane.