feel so stupid to ask this.....

what is the names of the traditional wedding song for when the bride walks down the aisle and for after te first kiss when u leave the church?


i trying to make my programs and i keep getting iffrent answers..soeone told me to just put the wedding march for both?is that right?

Gina, try searching here.I need to scoot!!! Mary MOB

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rlz=1T4DKUS_enUS238US238&q=Name+of+Wedding+recessional&btnG=Search&aq=f&oq=&aqi=

There will be a couple of different answers depending on which songs you are talking about. I think the second song you mean is Mendelsohn's Wedding March, but there are a few songs to march down the aisle to. Are you doing Here Comes the Bride? I assume not because that's a pretty easy one to figure out.

Also, why do you always write about how stupid your questions are?!?!?!?

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Posted by gina409

what is the names of the traditional wedding song for when the bride walks down the aisle and for after te first kiss when u leave the church?


i trying to make my programs and i keep getting iffrent answers..soeone told me to just put the wedding march for both?is that right?

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we are using those...
Walk down to wedding march (here comes the bride)
and after the first kiss is bridal chorus

Sorry edited b/c i wrote them backwards,,,oops

NOT a stupid question Gina!! I sooo need this too!! I just notebooked it!!

Walking down the aisle for the bride is The Wedding March from Lohengren (please check the spelling) by Richard Wagner.

On the way out it's not the same!! Hang on let me call FFIL!

On the way out it's Bridal Chorus from Midsummer Night's Dream by Mendelsohn.

(That's my final answer)

Bridal March by Wagner
and
Bridal Chorus by Mendelssohn

I'm using Ave Maria for the bridal party and for my walk down the aisle I am using Canon in D - you should check it out on Utube - it's gorgeous.

I'm not positive about the recessional.

SO not a stupid question..I've just made a sticky note to you tube them.

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Posted by RobNCyn

I'm using Ave Maria for the bridal party and for my walk down the aisle I am using Canon in D - you should check it out on Utube - it's gorgeous.

I'm not positive about the recessional.

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I'm not traditional either. I'm having two violins and a cello at the wedding and I want to walk to Canon in D instead of my bridal party so I need to find something for them. But for a recessional I want the strings part from Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve. Just the isolated violin part repeated. I know it sounds weird but it sounds so pretty on it's own and I think it sounds upbeat. I still have to explain all of this to FFIL and it may have to be re-arranged but *shrug* it'll all work out.

EDA: I thought about Over the Rainbow on strings for my walk or my BM's but I didn't think it was really what I wanted though it is very pretty if anyone is looking for something different.

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Posted by seawedding

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Posted by RobNCyn

I'm using Ave Maria for the bridal party and for my walk down the aisle I am using Canon in D - you should check it out on Utube - it's gorgeous.

I'm not positive about the recessional.

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I'm not traditional either. I'm having two violins and a cello at the wedding and I want to walk to Canon in D instead of my bridal party so I need to find something for them. But for a recessional I want the strings part from Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve. Just the isolated violin part repeated. I know it sounds weird but it sounds so pretty on it's own and I think it sounds upbeat. I still have to explain all of this to FFIL and it may have to be re-arranged but *shrug* it'll all work out.

EDA: I thought about Over the Rainbow on strings for my walk or my BM's but I didn't think it was really what I wanted though it is very pretty if anyone is looking for something different.

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I'm planning on using Over the Rainbow for when the bridal party walks in. Wiz of Oz is my favorite movie and I want it incorporated somewhere.

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Posted by LadyDuda81509

Bridal March by Wagner
and
Bridal Chorus by Mendelssohn

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This is what I'm using too... These are the traditional processional and recessional songs.

Clearly not a dumb question since everyone has different answers...

Usually people use Canon in D for BP to walk down and Mendelssohn's Wedding March for the Bride...which can also be used for the recessional as well!

Sorry everyone up there seems to be in agreement, but you all have it backwards...look it up.




'Here comes the Bride' is actually the Bridal Chorus (also sometimes know as the Bridal March,but thats not the official name) by Wagner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFTnFErJEu4

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridal_Chorus


The Wedding March by Mendlesohn is the one that most people use when they leave the church.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfV8fZK3YGQ

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wedding_March_(Mendelssohn)

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Posted by MLAngelo

Sorry everyone up there seems to be in agreement, but you all have it backwards...look it up.




'Here comes the Bride' is actually the Bridal Chorus (also sometimes know as the Bridal March,but thats not the official name) by Wagner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFTnFErJEu4

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridal_Chorus


The Wedding March by Mendlesohn is the one that most people use when they leave the church.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfV8fZK3YGQ

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wedding_March_(Mendelssohn)

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I just came on to post that I wrote it backwards! lol