wedding march

I dont want to walk down to the traditional wedding march. Im thinking ave maria. Any other suggestions?

I walked in with my dad to Pachabel Canon in D

you could also walk in to:

Air on a G string
Trumpet voluntary
Arioso
Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat major, Op. 73

glad you're picking something different... my high school english teacher always delighted in telling us the following facts:

The bride walks down the aisle to the majestic, moderately paced music of the 'Bridal Chorus' from Richard Wagner's 1848 opera 'Lohengrin.

The story of Lohengrin is classic. The hero, Lohengrin, arrives in Antwerp in a boat drawn by a swan. He defends Elsa and wins her as his bride, but he makes her promise never to ask him his real name or where he comes from. Encouraged by the heartless Ortrud, she does ask Lohengrin on their wedding night, and he is obligated by his vows to the Grail to leave her forever. So Lohengrin and Elsa do not live together until 'death us do part,' but rather quickly separate.



so while it is a nice piece of music, I never understood why someone would use a piece of music about an unsuccessful marriage to begin their marriage.