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Wedding Processional Music

The wedding processional is the big moment! Your parents and attendants will walk down the aisle ahead of you. The music sets the mood for the rest of the ceremony. Here are a few suggestions that will reflect both, your style and the love you share, as you prepare to become man and wife.

Traditional Selections
Allegro Maestoso from Water Music : George Frederick Handel
Elvira Madigan Theme : Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The Four Seasons : Vivaldi
Welcome Welcome Glorious Morn : Henry Purcell
Canon in D : Johann Pachelbel

Contemporary Selections
From This Moment : Shania Twain
Only Time : Enya
Storybook Love (Theme from Princess Bride) : Mark Knofler
Right Here Waiting : Richard Marx
Come Away With Me : Nora Jones
This Is The Night : Clay Aiken
Somewhere Over The Rainbow : Kenny G
I Believe I Can Fly : R. Kelly
In My Life : Beatles

Watch for Interlude /Unity Candle Ceremony Music in the next post!

For all your wedding ceremony supplies and wedding decorations, be sure to check out WhereBridesGo.com! And if you are planning a Las Vegas wedding, be sure to check out all the Las Vegas wedding professionals on VegasWeddingGuide.com!

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