
Music maintains a joyous and or solemn mood throughout the ceremony, thus reflecting the seriousness of the vows and ceremony,
as well as the joy and excitement of the bride and groom.
If you are marrying in a house of worship or other spiritual center, we
recommend you check with the
officiator performing your ceremony to ensure that the music you wish to have performed is acceptable. Many
officiates have a list of what music is acceptable for all parts of the ceremony.
Here are some of our recommendations:
|
TITLE |
ARTIST | |
| Air - Sheep May Safely Graze | Bach | |
| Amen! Praise and Glory | Peacock | |
| Ave Maria | Schubert | |
| Ave Maria | Gounod | |
| The Call from Five Mystical Songs | Vaughan Williams | |
| Cavalleria Rusticana | Intermezzo Mascagni | |
| Greensleeves | ||
| Hymn - Finlandia | Grieg | |
| Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring | J.S. Bach | |
| Let There Be Peace on Earth | ||
| London Trio #3 - Adante | Haydn | |
| Lord's Prayer | ||
| O God of Life - Panus Angelicus | Franck | |
| O mio babbino caro (Gianna Schicchi) | Puccini | |
| "Quando Men' Vo" (Musetta's Waltz from La Boheme) | Puccini | |
| Spring - Four Seasons | Vivaldi | |