Walk down the Aisle Songs...

I'm having the same issue. I was thinking maybe "push" by Sarah McLaughlin or "I will" by the Beatles... I definitely want something a bit different.

Have you considered just using an instrumental version of these songs?

OMG Bert's Girl, I had not even thought of this!!! I'm so excited because I'm pretty sure now I have two of the songs and I cant decide which I want now!!

I walked to "Baby I'm Amazed" by Paul McCartney.

I was going to used "giving myself" by Jennifer Hudson because I was going to walk down alone but then FH and I decided to walk down the aisle together so I don't want to use that one anymore.

Right now, it's between: When I found you by Bebe Winans, The one He kept for me by Maurette Brown (which has been use in almost every wedding I attended last year, I'm really leaning toward Not using that one), and my other choice as of now is "when you kiss me" by Shania Twain, I just can't get that song out of my head.

I'm leaning more toward using the Shania song to be played during our first kiss so I might end up using the song by Bebe

I am walking to Golden by Chrisette Michele: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmDtWrBcFD0

Here are few songs of my choice and I am thinking to select one from them for my wedding...........

Appalachia Waltz" (Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer, Mark O'Connor)

"Sunrise, Sunset" (from Fiddler on the Roof), (Sheldon Harnick & Jerry Bock)

"The Look of Love" (Dionne Warwick/Burt Bacharach)

"The Vow" (Jeremy Lubbock)

"To A Wild Rose" (Edward MacDowell)

"Flatbush Waltz" (Andy Statman)

"Wedding Processional" (from The Sound of Music), (Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein)

My bridal party and I are walking down the aisle to "mama's Song" by Carrie Underwood...I think we are doing the whole song...I have 5 bridesmaids, 5 groomsmen 4 flower girls 1 ring bearer and 2 moms walking down the aisle lol. My dj is going to to loop it if we need to.

I am walking down the aisle to marry me. My step father is playing the acoustic version on his guitar, so im really excited about it!

I am walking to "Grow Old With You" by Adam Sandler (Wedding Singer). I found a beautiful, slower, instrumental version on youtube and our ceremony musicians are going to do it. I wanted something different, and it is actually really pretty.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZ7ENu3Ok5o

I am walking down the aisle to at last but my wedding party is not i do not have a song for them yet i would like something appropriate because i am getting married in my familys anglican church any suggestions

Check out Colbie Callait's "I Do" It's a little beat upbeat... but I think it hits the spot and would make a great entrance song. Just don't try to walk to the beat... unless you want to dance your way down the aisle.

I am walking down the aisle to So This Is Love from Cinderella. It's kind of short but my walk down the aisle won't be long.

My younger brother (17) will be playing the acustic version of Storybook Love..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4njxT5idas

The Colbie Song is too upbeat, I'm thinking it's going to be the God Gave me you by Dave Barnes, the Instrumental version. Just cut the song so the beginning of here comes the bride leads into the song. It's outdoors in my mother's gardens so wiring will be fun lol

I had non-traditional procession music. It helped create the vintage feel at my wedding. I have the music video posted here: http://genevieveswedding.blogspot.com/2010/08/procession.html

I'm walking down to moon dance by Van Morrison. I think I'm going to have the whole bridal party walk/dance to this

I'm walking down to "Two is Better than one" by Boys like Girls, we hired a pianist to play this for us. This is the version we want

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CuJQoVJK0Nk

I am leaning towards Butterfly Waltz by Brian Crain-- he has some really beautiful instrumentals

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoI86w2lGa8&feature=related

We did Train's Marry Me. =)

Before we decided on that(or came across that) we were going to use Savage Garden's I Knew I Loved You. We still used it for the ceremony, but not for "the walk down the aisle."