Songs for your wedding ceremony
Weddings feature a combination of elements that set the stage for memorable events. Music is one component that can enhance any celebration. Couples often give considerable thought to the music that will be played at the reception, but they should not overlook the music that will be featured during the wedding ceremony. After all, the ceremony comes first and often helps to establish the tone for the occasion.
Whether the ceremony is traditional or not, couples can keep these tips and songs in mind when selecting music for their wedding day. Know the song number There are a few big moments during a ceremony where music can enhance the vibe. These include the prelude, processional and the recessional. The prelude is the music that is playing while guests arrive and find their seats. The processional occurs when the wedding party enters and walks down the aisle. The recessional is when the wedding party and newly married couple make their exit before their guests follow suit.
A religious ceremony may have music that precedes or follows certain ceremonial rights. Understanding how many songs will be needed gives couples a starting point for narrowing down song choices.
Identify potential restrictions Conservative wedding venues, including houses of worship, may have certain requirements that govern song choices. In such settings, religious songs, including popular hymns or modern worship music, may be the standard. It's best to discuss ceremonial music guidelines with an ociant to under stand what can and cannot be played during the ceremony. Non-religious venues typically allow for more flexibility in relation to music played during a ceremony.
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'Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring' 'Claire de Lune' 'Prelude in C Major'
'Adante' 'Serenade' Modern: 'Over the Rainbow' by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole 'A ousand Years' by Christina Perri 'Hallelujah' by Je Buckley 'Lucky' by Jason
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'Make You Feel My Love' by Adele 'First Day of My Life' by Bright Eyes 'Speechless' by Dan + Shay 'Rewrite the Stars' by Zac Efron and Ze ndaya
Consider instrumental Instrumental music can be a great choice for ceremonies, as it is understated and classy. Guests will be familiar with the songs, but will not be distracted by the lyrics. Instrumental selections also are easily played if live musicians will be performing at the Popular ceremony song choices Religious and inspirational: 'Amazing Grace' 'e Lord's Prayer' 'How Great ou Classical: 'You Raise Me Up' 'Ode to Joy' "Water Music'
