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Is everyone walking down the aisle to 'Here Comes the Bride'

leyann Posted:

Is everyone walking down the aisle to 'Here Comes the Bride'

I dont want to walk down to it, I want it to be different but my dj didnt have too many suggestions. Only Trumpet Voluntary. So I am deciding between these two. What are you all doing? Any suggestions?

Misha Posted:

Is everyone walking down the aisle to 'Here Comes the Bride`

Absolutely not. Being Jewish, I would never have anything played by Wagner. Other suggestions: The Prince of Denmark, by Clarke, The Wedding March, by Mendohlson, or Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, by Handel.

Marnles Posted:

Misha - help!!

Hi!
Please help me - I am Jewish too (not even close to selecting music for ceremony, but your post concerned me). What's wrong with that march for Jewish people. Sorry if I sound naive :(...

JennRenee Posted:

Is everyone walking down the aisle to 'Here Comes the Bride`

My bridal party walked in to 'Ode to Joy' by Beethoven, and I walked in to Pachelbel's Canon in D major. I really dislike organ music, so both were played on the piano. I really liked the way they sounded. Hope that helps! : )

rosanne Posted:

Misha - help!!

Wagner was a German composer...Many associate his style with the old German Nationalism, German atrocities toward Jews, etc. Give my DJ a call...Music by Michael (631.928.5918)... He has an incredible selection of music besides the traditionals and will give you some suggestions.

yabbobay Posted:

wagner was an anti-semite...

and hitler used his music for almost every propaganda film he did.

Wagners grandson just recently wrote a book about him, disapproving of his views.

But one of the best opera composers around. His opera 'The Ring' is about 24 hours over a few days and sells out probably faster than Madonna.

LisaW Posted:

Marnles

Wagner was known to be an anti semite. I am also Jewish...I walked down the aisle to Joy of Mans Desiring.

Fran M Posted:

I am walking down the aisle to - The Wedding March

The bridal party will enter to Trumpet Voluntary.
We will exit to Ode to Joy and Water Music

Nicky Posted:

Anyone using something different, fun non traditional? *NM*

Laura741 Posted:

Anyone using something different, fun non traditional? *NM*

Since I am getting married outdoors, I have decided to use 'What a Wonderful World' by Louis Armstrong.

Marnles Posted:

Wagner help - thanks!

Thanks to all of you who helped me understand the Wagner issue. I will definitely be choosing something different now. Thanks again...

shelby9201 Posted:

Is everyone walking down the aisle to 'Here Comes the Bride`

The guest are being seated to 'Canon in D' & 'greensleeves'. The bridal party is walking to 'Water Music'; dad & I are walking to 'Trumpet Voluntary' and our recessional will be 'Linus & Lucy' theme from Peanuts.

Sara Posted:

'This is the Moment' - from Jeckyl & Hyde

My friend used that a couple years ago for her entrance. It was amazing (My fiance & I saw the show with her and her husband, so it also had special meaning). I may use it too.

Misha Posted:

Wagner help - thanks!

Just read your post now, but yes, everyone seemed to answer your question. Several rabbis actually tell brides that they would disapprove of his music being used so good idea to look for something else. It may help you to get a Wedding Music CD just so you can hear the many many many options out there!

leyann Posted:

Thank you all!!

I really didnt want Here Comes the Bride but FI was really pushing it saying 'expectations' and 'traditions', well since 3/4 of his family is Jewish, I called him right up and told him. Guess what? I am not allowed to use it now!! LOL and thank you.

Wendy Posted:

Also walking down to Canon in D Major *NM*

JennyB Posted:

Ave Marie for me Canon D for the BMs *NM*

Heather Posted:

My cousin used the theme song from 'Life is Beautiful' *NM*

Diane Posted:

Walking down to Trumpet Voluntary *NM*

Ayanna Posted:

I walked down to 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' solo *NM*

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