In other articles, I discussed your wedding postlude music, what it is and whether you even need it and how to choose it.
Your wedding postlude music will be the last music your guests hear before walking out the door. It’ll be the music that sticks in their minds.
Today I have postlude music ideas that will be sure to leave your guests in an upbeat mood and with a great tune in their heads.
For even more suggestions, check out these recessional music ideas. Remember, almost any piece that could work for a recessional can also work as postlude music.
Wedding postlude music ideas
Here are some music suggestions for your postlude:
- Pachelbel: Toccata in C
- Handel: Allegro from Organ Concerto #13
- Paul Manz: Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee (the Beethoven “Ode to Joy” melody)
- Charles Callahan: Rondel from Suite in A
- Handel: Menuet I from Royal Fireworks Music
- Charles Callahan: Trumpet Tune
- Michael McCabe: Trumpet Tune
- Handel: Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
- Purcell: Trumpet Tune
- Böhm: Rigaudon
- Bach: “Little” Prelude in F Major
For many more great music ideas, please check out my Guide to Selecting Memorable Church Wedding Music. The above list has only a few example preview links, but the Guide has links for almost all of its many music ideas. If being able to preview music suggestions is helpful to you, you’ll definitely want to check it out!
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Your thoughts?
What other good wedding postlude music do you know of? Leave a comment and share it. Your comments are always welcome and appreciated!
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