Traditional Ceremony Muscic- What are you walking down the aisle to?

A friend of mine and his band-mate are playing acoustic guitars

When everyone walks down the aisle: In my life - the Beatles

And when I walk down the aisle: Annies song - John Denver.

I figure he can play the beatles song when everyone is leaving.

How nice to have a friend do your music

I am totally walking down to Canon in D. You could see if your musicians can work with the music a bit to liven it up?! If you're not having musicians, I'm sure there's a version out there somewhere that's lively

As the doors of the church open and I stand there, the musician will play the 1st chords of the bridal march, then when I start walking a soloist will sing Luther Vandross "So Amazing"

I am not walking down to "wedding music"

I wanna walk down the isle to Love you 'till the end by the Poagues, or Marry me by Train. or lifehouse or even chuck wicks... I am still trying to figure out exactly what I want

@ anticipating am walking down to so amazing also i have singer also

I am walking down to the instrumental of You Raise Me Up ... not the traditional, but I love it.

I walked sown the aisle to a song my husband composed on the piano for me over 10 years earlier called, "Melody of an Angel" I knew I would walk down the aisle to itfrom the moment i heard it.

My FH is walking into my oldest daughter and his son playing Heart's "Crazy On You" on acoustic guitars, no vocals. We love the music, but the words are not quite appropriate.

I am walking into my other daughter singing Etta James' "At Last"

We are exiting to Genesis' "Follow You, Follow Me"

Ours are similar.

Family seating: Air by Bach

Processional: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring

Bridal procession: Trumpet Voluntary

Recessional: Psalm 19 by Benedetto Marcello

We also opted not to use Canon in D because of the slow start.

Bridal procession....this i promise you by n sync...a friend will be singing this

haven't picked any other songs yet

@ mellohjean---how sweet and romantic!!!!!!!!!!!

Im walking down to the song by Brad Paisley- "I thought I loved you then"

Leaving to Huey Lewis & Gwyneth Paltrow "Crusin Together" (Getting married on a cruise)

Dance- Paul Bradt "I do"

Wedding Party Processional - Handel, Air from Water Music

Bridal Processional - Handel, Music for the Royal Fireworks IV: La Rejouissance

Recessional - Vivaldi, Spring from the Four Seasons

We are still in the planning stage of our ceremony but giving the type we are having we will not have seating. It will be more of a gathering. Our entrance music will be Michael Jackson's, Thriller. We just haven't decided if we want to all walk to the front at the same time. The Wedding Party, groom and then the bride instead of separate songs.

Right now it's between Jenifer Hudson's giving myself and Closer to you by Bebe and Cece Winans

I am walking down the aisle to

The road that never ends - Keali'i Reichel

and then FH and I will exit to

The Rhythm of Love - Plain White T's

I have to figure out what Fh and the bridal party will walk in to...

I walked down to Canon in D and my wedding party walked down to A river flows in you by Yiramu (sp?)

Jennifer O - LOVE Annie's song. Definitely have that as part of our day somewhere with a spotlight on it (maybe as the music for our slideshow...since we met in highschool.."come love me again" seems somewhat appropriate). At this point I am planning to walk down the aisle to my daughter's cello instructor playing "The Wedding Song" - my daughter will be walking me down the aisle, so she can't play during that time The song is very sentimental to me in that my FH's father really wanted to sing it during the wedding/reception, but I don't like it all that much His father has since passed away, and it seemed like the highest tribute we could pay to him (and I find that I like the melody . That's all we have chosen for ceremony music thus far...

Hi,

Is there a reason you didn't want to consider the Wedding march (Here Comes the Bride) by Wagner? that's about as traditional as it gets.

Carlos, you'll almost never hear Wagner's Bridal Chorus in a Jewish, Catholic, or Lutheran wedding because he was...well, a racist, antisemitic douche. In terms of the quality of the music itself, I think there are much better songs out there anyway.