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Lots of work is ahead
Whether you have been engaged or just got engaged over the holidays, if you have a wedding coming up this year you already know just how much work you have to do in the coming months!
Preparing for your wedding day is no small project. You need to plan a reception, the ceremony, rehearsal dinners, dealing with out-of-town guests, attire, gifts, decorations, and the list goes on. Each of these by itself can be a major project.
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“What is wedding prelude music?”
I get a lot of questions like this about wedding music.
I’m not surprised. In fact, this is the reason I started Wedding Music Unveiled—to help you make sense of church wedding music and make it easier for you to plan it.
If you are just starting out, you too might be confused by or unfamiliar with many wedding ceremony music terms.
Here’s a list of such terms with introductory-level definitions—explanations that work for you, not for musicians! This should put an end to the confusion.
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In relation to the other parts of your wedding day, how much effort are you putting into your ceremony music?
How does the time you devote to ceremony music planning stack up against planning for your reception dinner, photography, attire, makeup, etc.?
I sometimes hear from couples that in retrospect, they now wish they had spent much more time on ceremony music.
I’d like to hear how music ranks in relation to everything else for you. I’d also love to hear about your overall priorities (i.e., what’s most important, least important, and so on).
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Will your wedding ceremony music be background filler or the soundtrack to your most-important moment?
Too many couples don’t put much thought into their wedding music
Sadly, this is often the reason I hear for couples not putting much effort into their ceremony music: it should be nice but it’s really just background “filler”—its point is to cover up silence.
Maybe the bride will put some effort into her processional, but that’s about it. Everything else can be chosen by the musician with the instruction to “play something appropriate.”
Try a better approach to your wedding music
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