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Not starting planning in time to accomplish everything is the biggest cause of wedding music stress.

Church musicians I’ve talked to report that too many couples wait too long to contact them about wedding music arrangements. One or two months before the wedding is very late to be starting to talk about music.

For more on making arrangements for wedding music, see these articles on meeting with your church and your church musician.

You’ve got a lot to do

From the couple’s perspective, this is completely understandable. It’s easy for couples to be preoccupied with other wedding day details. There is a lot that needs to be done. [Read the full article…]

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Wedding Music Advice To Not Listen ToOne chance. That’s it.

You get only one chance to plan your wedding ceremony. You’ve never done this before. There’s no “practice” round. You have to get it right the first time.

Even more stressful is how foreign the work can seem, not knowing much about classical music or church music planning.

It makes sense to turn to others for advice to help make the ceremony as close to perfect as possible.

There is a lot of advice out there for planning a wedding. There’s even a decent amount of advice for planning wedding ceremony music.

But good advice is hard to find [Read the full article…]

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Are You Missing Out On Valuable Wedding Music Advice?You wouldn’t pass up help that would simplify your work, would you?

I couldn’t be happier that you’ve found Wedding Music Unveiled to help you organize and simplify your ceremony music planning!

But did you know that by only reading the articles on this site, you’re not getting the full wealth of information available for you?

Too much to share here

It just isn’t practical on this site to share all that I have for you. There are more music selections, tips, articles and other goodies than I can make room for. But subscribers to my email newsletter do get more of this additional information.

Subscribe today and take advantage of all the information you ought to have for planning your wedding. [Read the full article…]

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Be Prepared For the First Meeting With Your Church and Save TimeSave yourself some time by being prepared for your first meeting with your church. A good first meeting with your church is an important step toward the memorable and disaster-free ceremony you’re after.

Knowing what to expect in the meeting will help you to be prepared. [Read the full article…]

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Save Time With Wedding Music UnveiledHow many days do you have left before your wedding? Will you be able to get all your planning and preparations done in time?

I know you’re very busy planning your wedding day. There is so much juggling to do, between the ceremony, the reception, dresses, invitations and so many other details, big and small, that all need to be dealt with to make your special day come off without a hitch! [Read the full article…]

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First Meeting with Your Church Musician – Preventing Wedding Day Surprises

The very first meeting with your church musician, in preparation for your wedding ceremony, is key to achieving the distinctive and memorable music you’re after.

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Getting Started

When planning a music for your wedding ceremony, just getting started can be the hardest part, with so many ideas spinning around in your head. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

Here are some tips on just getting started and then staying focused.

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Make Important Decisions Before Planning Your Ceremony Music

Certain ceremony decisions can affect your ceremony music planning even when the decision isn’t about music. This article identifies those key decisions to get your music planning off to a good start.

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Define Your Wedding Music Essentials Now Or You’ll Feel Overwhelmed

One of the hardest things when starting a project is just getting started. Planning your wedding ceremony music is no exception for most people. Don’t start with the small stuff. Instead, start with the big stuff. List everything essential to your wedding ceremony.

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The Secret to Making Your Wedding Uniquely Yours

Planning music for a memorable wedding ceremony requires avoiding overused music and understanding the moods you want to establish. A ceremony that is “uniquely yours” is one that reflects you and will be memorable long after it has ended.

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