My gift to you: A few great wedding processional song combination ideas.
A majority of couples these days have two wedding processional songs: one for the bridal party (or sometimes the wedding party) and one for the bride herself.
When a couple chooses this direction, they have to find two pieces of music that go together well in a complementary way (because the pieces are played back-to-back). I doubt too many couples would want two pieces of music that clash.
I like to help couples plan their wedding music, especially when they have little experience with classical music and more especially because of this, they as a result feel a little unsure of themselves. [Read the full article…]
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Congratulations on finding Wedding Music Unveiled and welcome! Whether you just got engaged or have been for a while, if you’re planning a 2011 church wedding, this site is for you!
This site can be your home for everything you need to select and prepare music for your church wedding ceremony. I’ll help you organize your planning and provide all sorts of unique and interesting music ideas.
My goal is to help you achieve the memorable ceremony you’ve dreamed of and at the same time take some pressure of planning a wedding off you (you’ve got plenty of other wedding day preparations, right?).
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In an earlier article, I gave you some tips for incorporating a Christmas-time “flavor” to your wedding music. The point of the article was that it is definitely possible, but you want to make sure your wedding is actually close to Christmas and that you don’t go overboard.
You can check out that Christmas wedding music tips article here.
Now I have actual music ideas for you. These ideas below will work fine. They’re not too “Christmas-y” (some aren’t Christmas music at all—but they’ll fit in perfectly). [Read the full article…]
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Take a deep breath, close your eyes and imagine your church wedding ceremony.
When it comes to music, what images (or sounds) do you envision?
I want to help you figure out your approach to your wedding ceremony music. So try this little exercise:
Take a deep breath and think into the future. Picture your upcoming wedding ceremony. Imagine that for your ceremony, you carefully chose each and every piece of music—each was exactly what you wanted to be heard at that moment. [Read the full article…]
Like Clarkeʼs Trumpet Voluntary but want something a little different?
Jeremiah Clarkeʼs Trumpet Voluntary in D (also known as “The Prince of Denmarkʼs March”) is a very well-known and commonly-used piece of wedding music.
What do you do if you like the style of the piece but donʼt want that piece? Maybe because itʼs too commonly-used or because itʼs just not quite right for your. Or maybe you want something a little more modern sounding?
As luck would have it, the trumpet voluntary is not just the name of a piece but itʼs also a style of music in which many pieces have been written! Even better for you, many of these other pieces make great choices for weddings! [Read the full article…]
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