Your guide to simplified wedding music planning for a memorable church wedding
I have a tip for you today that could save you some money. And perhaps quite a bit of stress too!
It’s really easy to get ahead of yourself when starting to plan your wedding ceremony.
After all, there’s so much to do and you’re tremendously excited.
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Have you thought about having your soloist sing a hymn at your church wedding ceremony?
Normally, a soloist would sing a special “wedding song” and normally a hymn during a wedding ceremony would be sung by everybody, as it would be during a church service.
But, a church wedding hymn sung by a vocalist, rather than all your guests, can be still be appropriate and add a nice touch. It can also be the solution to a problem or two you might be encountering!
I want to share some tips for making this go smoothly for your wedding ceremony or maybe even just help you decide whether to try it. [Read the full article…]
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If you want to include a musical instrument, such as a violin, in your church wedding ceremony, you may be wondering how much music to have the musician play.
Should the musician play the whole ceremony? Instruments add a wonderful accent to a ceremony and help make it a personal and memorable event, so should you use them for everything? You’ll be paying him or her, so you might as well get all you can, and then you won’t need the church’s organ or piano, right?
Not quite.
In this article you’ll learn how to answer these questions. [Read the full article…]
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You’d like your wedding ceremony to be filled with joy and drama-free, right?
Here’s a wedding music tip for you that could help prevent an awkward or even possibly disastrous ceremony. If you’re using an amateur musician in your ceremony, think about this. [Read the full article…]
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You’ve found a perfect piece of music for your church wedding. You mention it to your musician and you get back a “what’s that”? look. Or a response like “I don’t think I have that in my library.” Or worse, “I know I don’t have that piece.”
What to do?
Don’t worry, this doesn’t have to be the end of the world. Here are some tips for getting past this little hurdle. [Read the full article…]
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