Ceremony and Wedding Music

Here is a list of some of the most popular music for Wedding Ceremonies Sound Clips:   Wedding ceremony music, also known as nuptial music, consists of classical selections whose moods and tempos are suited for the traditional wedding ceremony. Many of these pieces, such as the Wedding Marches by both Wagner and Mendelssohn, are synonymous with the wedding ceremony. This, however, does not mean that other classical music cannot be substituted for certain nuptial selections. Our Entertainers are more likely to know a nuptial selection and your guests are more likely to recognize and associate it with a wedding ceremony. A suitable non-nuptial selection may, however, create a lasting impression with your guests. Don't be afraid to ask your Entertainer about a non-nuptial classical selection. Some are more than happy to increase their repertoire. For a religious ceremony, you should first check with your clergy to find the limitations on material and instrumentation, if any. Proceedings go much more smoothly for you, your music providers, and your clergy when these guidelines are followed. If you want a non-nuptial selection, remember to consult your music provider. An experienced provider can tell you if the piece is suitable for a certain part of the ceremony.

Processional Music for Mother, In-laws, bridesmaids, etc. Friendship Theme - from the move "Beaches" Canon in D - Pachabel Maid Marion - from Robin Hood Fanfare for the Common Man - Aaron Copeland Wedding March - from The Sounds of Music Carolan's Draught - Turlough O'Carolan Prince Of Denmark's March - Clark (Trumpet Voluntary - Purcell) Music for the Royal Fireworks - Handel Ode to Joy

Processional Music Here Comes the Bride - Wagner's Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba - Handel March (from Scipio) - Handel Trumpet Tune and Air - Purcell Trumpet Voluntary - Clark Wedding March - (from The Marriage of Figaro), Mozart Carillion - Murril Coronation March, Crown Imperial and Orb & Sceptre - Wilton Fantasia in G (middle only), Adagio in A minor, Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - Bach Te Deum (opening Fanfare only, March and Rondeau) - Charpentier Waltz in A Flat - Brahms

Wedding Hymns The King of Love my Shepherd Is Jerusalem - Herb Alpert Love Divine, all Loves Excelling Come, Holy Ghost Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken Lead Us, Heavenly Father, Lead Us Christ is Made the Sure Foundation Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven Dear Lord and Father of Mankind Ave Maria

Recessional Wedding March - (from A Midsummers Night's Dream), Mendelssohn Trumpet Tune - Henry Purcell (know as PROCESSIONAL) Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring - Bach (also a PROCESSIONAL) Le Rondeau (Masterpiece Theater theme) - Mouret Allegro (Water Music Suite) - Handel Morgan Megan - Turlough O'Carolan Grand Choeur Dialogue, Toccata in B Minor - Gigout Triumphal (Homage) March (Opus 53, No. 3) - Grieg Transports de Joie (No. 3 from L'Ascension) - Messiaen Music for the Royal Fireworks - Mendelssohn Trumpet Voluntary - Stanley Grand March (from Aida) - Verdi Tuba Tune - Lang Prelude and Fugue in A - Bach Processional - Mathias Sonata in A major (first movement) - Mendelssohn Tuba Tune - Cocker Trumpet Overture (from the Indian Ocean) Purcell Marche Heroique - Brewer The Ride of the Valkyrie - Wagner Toccata (from Symphony No. 5) - Widor