Music fans are excited for tonight’s 12.12.12 Concert for Sandy Relief and some are calling it the greatest lineup of all time. Some of the performers include Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Bon Jovi, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney, Billy Joel, Kanye West, Alicia Keys and the Who.

In honor of this historic event, we put together a list of performers we can only dream of performing at our weddings!

We are interested in hearing who our brides-to-be dream about having show up and perform at their weddings.  Let us know below!

>Can’t decide on a band or DJ?  Here are some tips!

> 33 rocking first dance songs

After months of planning to say their “I do’s” at the Waldorf Astoria Orlando hotel and resort near Walt Disney World, Lakisha & Baron Lattimore discovered that their JFK flights had been canceled due to Superstorm Sandy and all that she had wrecked havoc on in the greater tri state area.

Rather than let Sandy ruin their special day, Lakisha and Baron Lattimore escaped from their devastated Brooklyn, NY home by chartering a bus to take friends and family down to their destination wedding location in Orlando, Florida early Thursday morning. Gown in hand (refusing to let it get wet), Latisha had always dreamed of her Disney fairytale wedding and that’s exactly what she got.

Despite severe flooding and evacuation craziness, the couple and their 80 wedding guests made their way to paradise (just a short 1,100 miles away). The bridal party was on time for their Friday evening vows and fireworks sealed the deal. The couple is living proof that love conquers all.

According to WESH.com the couple had planned to honeymoon in Orlando, but they decided to head back to New York and help with clean up efforts instead. We are so happy that Baron still got to kiss his bride!

Congrats to Mr. & Mrs. Lattimore!

All of those effected by Sandy are in our thoughts and prayers.

> Helping Brides In The Wake of Hurricane Sandy

> Disney-Inspired Bridal Accessories 

Sometimes no matter how much you plan, the unexpected may thwart your wedding plans. Take for example the historically massive and destructive hurricane Sandy, which hit the East Coast from Virginia to Connecticut on Monday and Tuesday. If Sandy (a.k.a Frankenstorm 2012) threw a wrench in your wedding plans, we’ve got you covered.

> Read Our Need-To-Know Tips

Get it all here — from what to do if your venue has been affected to how to spread the weather-related wedding news to family and friends.

> Hurricane Sandy Wedding Facebook Group

We want to connect vendors and brides planning November 2012 weddings who may be affected by the storm so we’ve asked wedding venues and vendors to post their availability over the next several weeks. That way, if you’re in a pinch and need to replace a venue or vendor, you may be able to find it right there.

> Search #HurricaneWedding

This is an easy one. If you’re looking for up-to-the-second coverage and news on hurricane weddings, check Twitter. We’ll be tweeting any hurricane wedding-related updates!

> Talk With Other Brides Going Through The Same Thing

Chime in, share your findings and get tips from other brides in your area. Click on any of the links below to connect with other brides in your area.

New York City Brides

Long Island Brides

New Jersey Brides

South New Jersey Brides

Connecticut Brides

November 2012 Wedding Brides

Any other ideas or ways to help one another? Post it in the comments below.