Keep or Cancel: "Here Comes The Bride"?

Not doing it. Im going in to one song and walking down to Wild horses

Cancel, I'm walking down the aisle to something completely different. I hate sticking to traditional bride/wedding stuff.

Cancel, we’re doing a modern song that’s meaningful to us for our processional and I think people will like it more than the traditional songs.

Cancel! Pick a song that resonates with you personally (unless it's that one lol)

Cancel, no one does this

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Hi I love this idea.

Cancel I’m in love with the instrumental version of “fools rush in” so I’m 99.9% sure that’s what we will use.

Cancel. It's just too cliché. Everyone knows you're coming down the isle. They don't need the song to make that known. Make it personal.

Cancel. We are using Sleeping at Last by Turning Page. It is really more me, and the groom doesn't get a say in my entrance song! He has picked out 75% of the wedding so I'm getting my song!

Cancel- definetly about personalizing music choice to suit the mood

Did traditional first go and it lasted 33 years .. about to try writing our own . Fingers crossed to the next 30 years 😇

I like it, but not for me

This one is definitely a big CANCEL! As much as I dreamed of my day growing up and that being played as I walked toward the man of my dreams, now that I'm older, there's just no need for it. We are having the instrumental version of Perfect by Ed Sheeran as I walk down the isle and I couldn't be more excited!

Cancel. We are going a different, non traditional way

Cancel: it’s a nice song and all, but I’m not traditional and want something more my style.

Cancel! It feels too old.

Not really my style so no thank you.

Cancel! Although I do like it, we wanted something a bit more heartfelt than dim sum dumduuuum

Cancel it, its too old-school. No one plays that anymore and its too boring (in my opinion). Use something that'll stand out more and make you happy to hear as you're walking down the aisle

We are having an outdoor wedding so I prefer to hear the silence of nature instead of music.