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Would you let someone else pick your wedding dress or choose your bridesmaids and groomsmen?
Of course not!
You also wouldn’t let someone else choose other wedding details. It’s your celebration and you want it to reflect your personal choices.
You make the decisions about other aspects of your wedding because they’ll make the event more personal. [Read the full article…]
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Do you want your prelude wedding songs to be a jumbled collection of pieces thrown together?
Or would you like them to sound as if they were crafted together for the sole purpose of making your wedding ceremony an occasion to remember?
Here’s a tip for you that will help make your prelude music work together to help achieve the goal of setting the mood for your ceremony and culminate in its start – your procession down the aisle. [Read the full article…]
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Here’s something that should help you with your expectations for how your ceremony music will sound.
Here’s a small article from one of my email newsletters. It got some great feedback so I thought I’d share it with everyone. [Read the full article…]
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Who doesn’t love a good disaster story?
When it comes to wedding disaster stories, I like them because there’s often a lesson that can be learned. And when there’s a lesson, some good can come from what may have been an awful experience for those involved.
In that spirit, here’s another wedding music disaster story. From the lesson come three specific tips you can use in your wedding planning.
At the wedding ceremony, no one provided the musicians with a copy of the wedding program.
By itself, this wasn’t a big deal. But if the musicians had seen the program, one of them could have noticed that the bride had switched the location in the ceremony where the vocal solo was to be sung. [Read the full article…]
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Here are tips based on my experience that will banish stress from your wedding day final preparations. At least stress caused by music. I can’t do anything about the rest of your wedding day.
I know that many of you with 2010 weddings are in the final stages of preparations, especially those with weddings in the coming month!
So I thought I’d focus on final preparations (for wedding music) in today’s article. I’ll point out what you should be taking care of in the final weeks before your big day. [Read the full article…]
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