Christian / Church Wedding Wedding Ceremony
Below are the stages where it is usual to highlight
your wedding with music.
The wedding
violinist can tailor make a musical program for you.
The Prelude
Music for arrival of the guests at the Church
Welcome your guests at the church by offering beautiful
music, perhaps light classical. This will create a
wonderful atmosphere and sense of occasion, creating a
talking point whilst waiting for the arrival of the
bridal party. Live music can be played outside of the
venue as well as in the ceremony room.
The Processional
Music for the bride to walk down
the aisle
You may want to remain steadfast to tradition and hear The
Wedding March play as you walk down the aisle but there is
nothing stopping you from having a favourite piece that has
a special meaning to you both as bride and groom. This is
the moment for the bride and all eyes will be on her, this
piece will probably be the most significant piece of music
for the bride to choose for the wedding day.
Signing the Register
Music for signing of the
register
Music chosen for the signing of the register should be
discreet and subtle while the bride and groom disappear into
the vestry for this most important part of the ceremony. You
may need to choose up to three pieces of music to fill time
while your guests wait in the Church.
The Recessional
Music for departure from the Church
The tension is over and everyone is starting to relax as
they depart from the Church, the serious part of the
ceremony is complete and now is a time to celebrate this
most joyous occasion, you will want to hear uplifting and
joyous music as the congregation leaves the Church.
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