Music for a wedding for someone who likes As I Lay Dying.?

My best friend is getting married in a few months and of course...I am the maid of honor. She wants me to help her pick out some songs both fast and slow for her wedding...the only problem is that we have completely different taste in music. Please help

She likes 90's music including some one hit wonders

Also...She likes:

As I Lay Dying

Trivium

Norma Jean

It Dies Today

Green Day

Chiodos

30 seconds to Mars

Hinder

Breaking Benjamin

Bullet For my valentine

Crossfade

Killswitch Engage

Incubus

Hoobastank

Lacuna Coil

Taproot....

You get the idea. I can't stand most of this music.....

Music for a wedding for someone who likes As I Lay Dying.?

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She will love this original suggestion:

"Wedding March" from "A Midsummer楹搒 Night Dream" by Mendelssohn! She will see herself as Michelle Pfeifer as the Queen Fairy marrying Kevin Kline.

Music for a wedding for someone who likes As I Lay Dying.?

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Wow that's hard maybe you should get a wedding planner:)
omgsh

you should get

green day....

hinder or

30 second to mars
stinks u dont like most of it!

i suggest hmmmmm GREEN DAY

everybody likes greenday

and some of its soft sooo ya

and bullet 4 my valentine!

chao!
have someone sing white and nerdy
Iced Earth- I'd Die For You

Iced Earth- Hollow Man

Dio-Rainbow In The Dark

Iced Earth- A Question Of Heaven

Iced Earth- Watching Over Me

Iron Maiden- Out Of The Shadows (Is about the birth of new life i.e. a baby)

Megadeth- She-Wolf

Pantera- Cemetary Gates

All these songs except She-Wolf have slow/melodic parts and fast hard metal. Tell your future wife to ROCK ON! Metaaaaaal!
look, at a wedding i don't think it's a good idea play those songs. (hard core in specific). just an opinion though. but bands like incubus or hoobastank, is tolerable b/c it's radio friendly.(meaning anybody can listen to it.) hope you have a luck in your journey to find the music that's good for the wedding.
Thunder by Boys Like Girls.
I would go for more radio friendly songs on everyting. To add some of the bands she likes, Killswitch Engage would be the best bet for the harder music. Trivium, Green Day, 30 Seconds to Mars, Hinder, Incubus, and Hoobastank would be great to play. Try and get some more dance songs to throw in there too. You could also have a D.J. taking requests so everyone gets a little of what they like. My aunt had a D.J. and they played the more Grandma friendly music in the begining and the harder stuff as the older guests started to leave.