What songs are you playing? Waling down the isle to? etc... Thanks!!
Mrs B to Be
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prelude - ode to joy & trumpets voluntary processional - canon in D for bridal party and parents me - wedding march (here comes the bride) recessional - wedding chorus (typical dum dum da dum dum dum dum - you know what i mean)
i know here comes the bride has been a little contraversial in past years....but its a little girl dream thing.....i still dont know what the singer is doing during the ceremony
MLAngelo
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For a Ceremony, not Mass
Prelude - Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach) Processional (BMs) - Canon in D Processional (Me) - Bridal Chorus (Wagner) Responsorial Psalm - Psalm 128: Blest Are Those Hymn Following Exchange of Rings - I Have Loved You (Joncas) Recessional: Wedding March (Mendelssohn)
The Here Comes The Bride is actually called the 'Bridal Chorus', by Wagner. I actually never wanted this but we went to the music day and my mom started crying over it and it really was beautiful, so I gave in. Pachabels Canon (Canon in D) is actually my all time favorite classical song ever, so I wanted me to walk to that, but my BMs will. It will be playing longer then anyhow.
prelude - ode to joy & trumpets voluntary processional - canon in D for bridal party and parents me - wedding march (here comes the bride) recessional - wedding chorus (typical dum dum da dum dum dum dum - you know what i mean)
i know here comes the bride has been a little contraversial in past years....but its a little girl dream thing.....i still dont know what the singer is doing during the ceremony
Check the names of your songs, because Wedding March (Mendelssohn) is not Here Comes the Bride. See my post above.
