Planning a wedding can be overwhelming, but adding music is one of the easiest parts! We can suggest all your musical selections, or we’ll work with you if you want to make your own selections. Most importantly, you’ll immediately realize that our focus is totally on YOU!
Wedding Ceremony Songs
Bridal Chorus (Here Comes The Bride) / Wagner
Wedding March / Mendelssohn
Ave Maria / Schubert
Jesu, Joy of Mans Desiring / Bach [MP3]
Trumpet / Purcell
Trumpet Voluntary / Clark
Canon in D / Pachelbell [MP3]
Air From Water Music / Handel
Hornpipe/ Handel
Ode To Joy / Beethoven
The Four Seasons / Vivaldi
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik / Mozart
Pathetique Sonata, adagio cantabile / Beethoven
Claire De Lune / Debussy
Prelude #1 in C / Bach
Simple Gifts / Copeland
Gavotte / Handel
4 Seasons: Winter Largo / Vivaldi
Arioso / Bach
Air on The G String / Bach
Gymnopedie # 1 / Satie
Selections from Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Beethoven etc...
Prelude Music
Prelude music is played prior to the ceremony as guests are being seated. These songs will set the tone for your ceremony, therefore classical or jazz music is commonly played.
Processional Music
The Processional begins as the immediate family members are ready to be seated. Depending on your ceremony dynamics, you will choose a new song as your bridal party walks down the aisle.
Bride Entrance Music
Choose the perfect song as all eyes will be on the blushing bride!
Interlude Music
Interlude songs are often used during the ceremony to signify a special moment for the couple. This would be a perfect type of song to play during the lighting of a unity candle.
Recessional Music
Congratulations, you're married! The recessional song celebrates your new commitment and is played as you walk up the aisle together.
Postlude Music
The Postlude plays at the conclusion of the ceremony, after the recessional. As your guests exit, the postlude music should keep with the upbeat mood.