Weddings

Here are the most common parts of a wedding we will provide music for. We understand that every ceremony is unique, and we will work with you during your initial consultation to ensure that your musical needs are met. (We also have music available for Jewish weddings--visit our repertoire page here to view the rest of our library.)

1. Prelude
Typically our musicians begin playing 20 minutes of background music as the guests are being seated, before the processional begins and the bride arrives. We can choose appropriate selections as needed, or perform any specific music you would like to request at this time. 

2. Seating of the Grandparents/Parents

3. Wedding Party Processional
Groomsmen, Bridesmaids, Flower Girls, and Ring Bearer entrances.

Suggestions:
Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring – Bach
Air on the G String - Bach
Arioso - Bach
Largo from Winter (from the Four Seasons)– Vivaldi
Canon in D - Pachelbel

4. Bridal Entrance

Suggestions:
Bridal Chorus - Wagner
Canon in D - Pachelbel
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring - Bach
Air on the G String - Bach
Trumpet Voluntary - Clarke

5. During the Ceremony
Unity Candle Lighting, Communion, Sand Ceremony, etc. We are happy to accompany any vocalists you may have during the ceremony, whenever possible.

Suggestions:
Ave Maria - Schubert
Ave Maria - Gounod / Bach
Arioso - Bach
Sheep May Safely Graze - Bach
Wachet Auf - Bach
Largo from Winter (from the Four Seasons) - Vivaldi
Ave Verum Corpus - Mozart
Amazing Grace - Newton
One Hand, One Heart (from 'West Side Story') - Bernstein
All I Ask of You (from 'Phantom of the Opera') - Webber, A.L.

6. Recessional

Suggestions:
Wedding March - Mendelssohn
La Rejouissance - Handel
Rondeau - Mouret
Ode to Joy - Beethoven
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring - Bach

7. Postlude
Immediately after the recessional, we will play until most of the guests have left the ceremony site.

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