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Choosing the music for your wedding ceremony is an engaging, fun process and we try to make it easy too, by offering these unique musical options:
Listen and pick from over 20 beautiful and classic wedding songs... Request a custom arrangement of your special song... Commission our composer to write a new song just for you...
Three selections are ideal for a wedding ceremony: one for the Processional, one for the Signing and one for the Recessional. Of course we would be glad to include other selections during other importatnt times (communion, offertory etc.) during the ceremony. Have questions? Please contact us today for a consultation about the most beautiful music selections at your wedding or special event.
Processional
Signing Recessional
Sample Selections
Pachelbel: Canon in D Vivaldi: Winter from the Four Seasons
Handel: Hornpipe II from the Water Music
Framed by the Pachelbel and the Handel is the lovely “Winter from the Four Seasons by Vivaldi.” The interplay between the bowed strings of the violin, and the “pizzicato” or plucked strings of the cello is a joy to listen to.
Romantic: elegant, smooth and graceful
Pachelbel: Canon in D Massenet: Meditation from Thais
Mendelssohn: Wedding March
Pachelbel's Canon is one of the “ultimate” processional pieces, not only because it is beautiful, but like the circular nature of the wedding rings, the Canon (or round) symbolizes the bride and grooms unending love.
Royal: vibrant, rich and confident
Clarke: Trumpet Voluntary Bach: Arioso
Purcell: Trumpet Tune
Trumpet Voluntary was used as a processional at Princess Diana and Prince Charles’ wedding ceremony on July 29, 1981. Since that time, it has become increasing popular as a wedding processional. The violin and cello enhance the wonderful, regal atmosphere of this piece, especially in a large church or outdoor setting.
Baroque: intimate, soft and lush
Bach: Air on the G string
Bach-Gounoud: Ave Maria
Handel: Air from the Water Music in F
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