Walking down the aisle song? (alternatives?)

No a lot of people are doing alternatives - I think i'm doing a josh grobin song. FH really wanted me to walk to marry me by train too by one of my bridesmaids kind of called it as her song sooo I backed off

Im using marry me by train as our first dance song

I am doing Canon in D, it just makes me cry when I hear it, but we have to stick to certain songs because we are getting married in a church :-) I am gonna do the Marry Me by the Glee Cast whenever they introduce us at the reception though!

I know a lot of people are going to this year but mine isn't til next year. Maybe something else will come out

Walking down to You and Me by Lifehouse

Also walking down to you and me by lifehouse. We're going for tears

I walked down to Bless the Broken Road, by Rascal Flatts.

I am walking down to Sam Cooke's You send me. It makes my man cry every time he hears and I love the song! You should look up the lyrics if you get a chance and are interested. Or you can listen to it on playlist.com

I know it's ridiculous because I'm a grown a** woman, but I'm walking down the aisle to the Vitamin String Quartet's version of "Love Story" (by Taylor Swift). I fell in love with the quartet and this version of the song makes me tear up! The bridal party will walk down to their version of The Beatles "Across the Universe".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8rUJ6FB8xI

I'm walking down the aisle to Angel by Jack Johnson

I was thinking of Angel by Robin Thick

http://youtu.be/9wHjSvyBq5U

We are using Marry Me for the processional and I am walking down to All My Roads by Collin Raye.

I am doing Taylor Swift's Love Story with a string quartet. I love that song and it sounds beautiful in strings.

Im walking down just after The final countdown followed with (recosional) of ingrid michaelson take me the way i am

I'm walking down the aisle to "Come Away with Me" by Norah Jones - I thought the lyrics were perfect for an outdoor mountain wedding

I am walking down the aisle to "Moments like This" by Kelly Clarkson

I have found a group called vitamin strign quartet. They have modern songs turned into a classical sound. I am either walking down to "wonderwall" or "the reason" by them. They have a ton more or modern songs too.

The female singers (in our Pink Floyd tribute bands) sang it with an acoustic guitar.. kinda like this..

Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars.

http://youtu.be/hvn7TCxCsgg

I think I'll be doing the Pachelbel in Canon D played by violin/cello, either that or Clarke: Trumpet Voluntary.