for those walking to Canon in D

I am walking down to our wedding song Heaven by Bryan Adams. The girls are walking down to Unchained Melody both being played by a violinist.

I walked down to canond...i loved it..i cant quite remember what my bridal party song was, but the music person might be able to assist with that...i had a handful to choose from...ill try to find it in my notes tonight...

The wedding party walked to Air in G by J.S. Bach.

The leader of my string trio helped me make my selections and made sure the music we picked flowed well.

Thanks MD - I like that!

My girls are walking to Canon in D...I'm walking to Trumpet Voluntary.

I am walking down the aisle to a coldplay song thats instrumental. It gave me goose bumps listening to it

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZePM_4L55s

My girls walked to Jack Johnson - Better Together. It's in the same key and has the same chords

I walked down the aisle to the bridal march and the girls walked down to canon in D. . . . all acoustic versions

This one might work too...

I googled songs that go well with Canon in D.

Fins that's beautiful!!! I love it!

My girls are walking down to "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" by Jason Castro... SOO cute, I don't really care if it goes with Canon... lol

If you want to keep the classic theme; check out "trumpet voluntary" it is what Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II walked to

@Fun Bride - I have that one bookmarked too

I was in a wedding where the bride walked in to Cannon in D. We walked in to Trumpet Voluntary.

Oh damn sorry flag that for me its not what I meant to send

This is what I meant to post

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoBoeg-oyBA&feature=related

My girls are walking down to "lucky to be in love" by colbie caillat i like the lyrics. i am walking down to canon d. i wanted them to be a little diff to set mine apart.

The Canon in D by Pachelbel is a beautiful piece that develops as it progresses. I'm always sad when I have to cut it so I usually recommend that it be used for the entire processional including the bride. There is nothing at all that says that you have to change the music. In fact, I sometimes suggest that it begin with the seating of the mothers, that way, it reaches it's dramatic conclusion with the arrival of the bride. I also make a point of playing loud with big and beautiful chords as the brides processes. Even in the longest church, it only takes about half a minute for the bride to get down the aisle and that doesn't allow for very much of this beautiful piece.