For some reason, picking wedding songs for use during the ceremony seems to be one of the more difficult musical choices a bride gets to make. When asked for recommendations, I can also find this to be challenging, and as a musician, I have access to a lot of music.
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 mind.
I’ve got some tips for planning your wedding postlude music and some music suggestions that will be sure to leave your guests with a great tune in their heads. [Read the full article…]
I’ve mentioned before that seeing other couples’ ceremony music choices can be very helpful when you’re looking for ideas. I’m thrilled whenever I find a great example that I can use for later reference.
Planning your wedding ceremony involves an overwhelming amount of decisions to be made. To help simplify the music planning portion of the work, here are music listings from wedding ceremony samples that can provide ideas and inspirations.
Although your first choice is always to pick your wedding ceremony music yourself—it will be more personal that way—sometimes you may need to ask your musician to suggest music for you. When that’s the case, here are some tips that will help ensure the music is as memorable and reflects you as best as possible.
“Est Amor”, written in 2007 by the Hungarian composer and musician Balint Karosi, is a piece that is well-suited for use as a wedding song, having been written for a wedding, as were the lyrics (in 1398).
No one wants last-minute surprises when it comes to their wedding. But sometimes, despite the best of planning, things can happen requiring a major last-minute change in the music. Here are some music suggestions that can help out when you’re in a bind.