What song are you walking down the aisle to?

Following because I 100% have zero idea what to do for the entire processional. Nothing religious, but that's all I know so far.

Non-traditional. I'll be walking down to "So Much In Love" by All-4-One

I'm not 100% sure on this, but I think it's going to be a shorter, slower version of the song from Up (Ellie's Theme from the soundtrack). If I don't end up using this song, it will still be something a little less traditional.

I Get to Love You by Ruelle (Just a section of it.)

Not traditional but romantic!

I walked to a cello/violin version of Book of Love by Peter Gabriel. H is a Peter Gabriel fan but neither one of us had heard the song before I saw it on our musicians' website as a possible modern wedding song. It's a beautiful song, with or without the words.

The rest of the wedding was pretty traditional, and I had thought I'd choose a classical song, but couldn't find anything that I really liked.

We went non-traditional!

- VIPs walked to a slow piano version of the Main Street Electrical Parade theme haha

- party walked to instrumental version of La Vie En Rose

- I walked to "First Day of My Life" by Bright Eyes

I walked down the aisle to I choose you by Ryan Darling.

Funny story- I was supposed to walk down the aisle to an instrumental of "Can't Help Falling in Love" butttttt my brother eloped in Vegas over the weekend and they walked down the aisle to an Elvis impersonator singing that song so I'm back to the drawing boards

I'm on the fence, of of the contender is Golden- By Chrisette Michele

We are having a guitarist and violinist for our ceremony.

Right now I planned to come into the instrumental version of Marry Me by Train. It's always played on the Say Yes To The Dress shows at the end when they are showing the wedding clips. It's just a sweet song and I love the sound of it.

However, FH and I planned to have parents/grandparents, him, bridesmaids/groomsmen walk into an instrumental version of the Jurassic Park theme song.

So my dilemma is that if they would sound good together. or if that even matters? Following for me to find other song ideas that I may end up liking better!

Air, from Water Music, by Handel for the officiant and wedding party. Music for the Royal Fireworks , also by Handel, for us. All of our music was classical.