It was for my wife for our first dance at our wedding," the country singer tells People. "It's the most personal thing I've written ever. If fans want to know how Brice feels about his wife, they don’t have to look further than his music: His song “ I Don’t Dance” captures their relationship by cataloging his journey from someone who once thought “ I’ll never settle down” to someone who finds himself singing, “ No, I don’t dance / But here I am / Spinning you 'round and around in circles / It ain’t my style, but I don’t care / I’d do anything with you anywhere / Guess you got me in the palm of your hand.” Brice says he initially wrote that tune for Reeveley's ears only. I pulled hers out of my hand, got down on one knee and asked her." 2, 2012, in Key West, Fla. Of the proposal, he tells Us Weekly, “I walked around the corner acted like I was putting on my bracelet, saying, ‘Hey, I think I may wear my rings tonight,’ and asked her if she would wear one. "If we got married, we wanted to do it for the right reasons."īrice decided that the right time to propose was on Jan. "We didn’t get married right away because we didn’t want to do that just because we had a baby," Brice explains. It was still several years before they got married, though. So, Brice looked Reeveley up a few years later, when he was in Ohio on a radio tour, and that was that: They began dating, and Reeveley gave birth to their first son, Takoda Brice-Reeveley, in 2008. The couple dated for a bit and then were "just friends" while Brice was in college he dated other people, and she had a boyfriend, but something drew them back to each other. That moment occurred about two decades ago, and Reeveley was living in Ohio at the time. We sat down on the beach and talked, then I went and got my guitar and played songs for her on beach.” "So I said to my buddies, ‘If she turns around, I’m going to go walk back to her.’ I looked back, and the next thing I know, she’s turned around, so I went after her. Just as she walked by, the light hit her just right, and I’m like, ‘She’s gorgeous,'" Brice recalls. "It was raining and dark, so no one was on the beach, and then this girl walks by in this big ol' sweatshirt, and you can’t tell if she’s attractive or not.
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