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  Selecting Your Wedding Ceremony Music
  There are many things to consider when planning your wedding. Music selection is just one of them. With a few guidelines and suggestions, you can easily choose beautiful classical wedding music for your wedding ceremony. To help facilitate your choices, we have recorded many of our most often requested pieces and provide samples which you can download and listen to below, or if you prefer, request our Demo Selection CD Now (contains most of the selections below). Listen to the selections and then, simply fill in the names of your favorite pieces (songs) on the Wedding Music Planning Sheet in the spaces provided. If you are interested in Popular tunes or Love Songs, a selection can be heard on our "Current Playlist" page. Download the Wedding Music Planning Sheet in PDF Now
 

A.) Preludes: Prelude music is the music that is played before the ceremony begins. This music will set the tone for the ceremony, and provide your guests with light entertainment while they are being seated. We will begin playing the prelude music 15 minutes before the ceremony begins. Please select 5 prelude pieces. Stefanie's Violin "Sir Walter Scott"

Suggestions for preludes include: (You must temporarily allow pop-ups from our site)
 
Title Composer Listen
Air (from the Water Music) Handel Listen Now
Air J. S. Bach Listen Now
Allegro Handel Listen Now
Anglaise J. C. F. Bach Listen Now
Be Thou My Vision Traditional Irish Melody Listen Now
Bourree (From Sonata in G) Handel Listen Now
Cannon in D Pachelbel Listen Now
Flower Duet (from Lakme) Delibes Listen Now
Fugue in B Minor Handel Listen Now
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring J.S. Bach Listen Now
Hornpipe (From the Water Music) Handel Listen Now
Minuets J. S. Bach Listen Now
Ode to Joy Beethoven Listen Now
Romanza (from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik) Mozart Listen Now
Sheep May Safely Graze J. S. Bach Listen Now
Simple Gifts Shaker Hymn Listen Now
Theme (from Sonata #11) Mozart Listen Now
Trumpet Tune Purcell Listen Now
Trumpet Voluntary Clark Listen Now
 
B.) Processional Music: This is music that is played while people are proceeding (walking) down the aisle. Please select 3 Processional pieces. Processional Music
  1. Seating of the Mothers: This music is played at the start of the ceremony, when the groom’s mother and the bride’s mother are escorted to their chairs by the ushers.
  2. Entrance of the Wedding Party: This music is played while the bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girls, and ring bearers are walking down the aisle.
  3. Grand Entrance of the Bride: This music is played while the bride walks down the aisle, often accompanied by her father.
Suggestions for processionals include: (You must temporarily allow pop-ups)
 
Title Composer Listen
Bridal Chorus Wagner
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Cannon in D Pachelbel
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Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring J.S. Bach
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King William’s March Unknown
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Trumpet Tune Purcell
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Trumpet Voluntary Clark
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  C.) Ceremony Music: If you are having a candle lighting, peace greeting, rose ceremony, or other special moment during your ceremony, you may like for us to play some quiet music in the background while this is taking place.

Suggestions for background music include: (You must temporarily allow pop-ups)
 
Title Composer Listen
Air (from the Water Music) Handel Listen Now
Air J. S. Bach Listen Now
Anglaise J. C. F. Bach Listen Now
Ave Maria Schubert Listen Now
Flower Duet (from Lakme) Delibes Listen Now
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring J.S. Bach Listen Now
Sheep May Safely Graze J. S. Bach Listen Now
Simple Gifts Shaker Hymn Listen Now
Theme (from Sonata #11) Mozart Listen Now
 
D.) Recessional: This music is played at the conclusion of the ceremony, immediately after the bride and groom are first introduced as husband and wife. The couple and the bridal party then walk back up the aisle and leave the room. Charlene enjoys her music
 
E.) Postlude: This music is played after the ceremony is over and the guests are leaving the room.
 
Suggestions for recessional and postlude music include: (You must temporarily allow pop-ups)
 
Title Composer Listen
Allegro Fiocco
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Hornpipe (From the Water Music) Handel
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La Rejouissance (From the Fireworks Music) Handel
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Ode to Joy Beethoven
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Rondeau (From Sinfonies de Fanfares) Mouret
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Rondeau Purcell
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Wedding March Mendelssohn Listen Now
Vivace Telemann
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Have a Special Request? Let us know!

  F.) Musician’s Choice: If choosing your own wedding music is a bit too overwhelming, we are happy to make the selections for you. The Musician’s Choice Program is as follows:
Preludes:
1. Trumpet Tune - Purcell
2. Hornpipe – Handel
3. Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring – J.S. Bach
4. Theme – Mozart
5. Air (from the Water Music) – Handel
Processionals:
Seating of Mothers:
Entrance of Wedding Party:
Grand Entrance of the Bride:
1. Trumpet Voluntary – Clarke
2. Cannon in D – Pachelbel
3. Bridal Chorus – Wagner
Ceremony Music:
Flower Duet - Delibes
Recessional:
Rondeau – Mouret
Postlude:
Ode to Joy – Beethoven
 
 
We are also available for...
  • Wedding Reception — Cocktail Hour or Dinner Music
  • Anniversary and Birthday Parties
  • Church Services and other Religious Ceremonies
  • Luncheons
  • Trade Shows or Business Gatherings
    ...and more
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