| When planning your wedding ceremony
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| | "Trumpet Voluntary" by Clarke
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| music, a common questions wedding
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| | "Wedding March" by Mozart
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| planners receive is, "How many songs to
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| | Ceremony - music performed for the
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| be performed during the ceremony and
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| | duration of the ceremony.
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| where should they go?" There are no hard
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| | Songs frequently used are:
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| set rules and there is no wrong way to do
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| | "Coronation March" by Walton
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| it. The following is a useful set of
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| | "Ode to Joy" by Beethoven
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| guidelines you can use while planning
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| | "Trumpet Tune in C" by Purcell
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| your wedding reception music.
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| | "Triumphal March" by Grieg
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| Prelude - music performed prior to the
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| | Recessional - music performed as the
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| beginning of the wedding ceremony, while
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| | wedding party leaves the ceremony site.
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| arriving guests are being seated. For the
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| | For many, this part of the ceremony is
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| prelude, you may select a pianist a
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| | considered the most exciting. You're
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| guitar player or a string quartet. The
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| | husband and wife. All your ceremony guest
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| music played in the prelude is more often
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| | will stand as you make your way out of
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| than not instrumental.
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| | the gathering place.
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| Common classical songs include:
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| | There are many choices for this music and
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| "Air on a G String" by Bach
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| | some songs include:
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| "Ave Verum Corpus" by Mozart
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| | "Brandenberg Concerto No. 4" by Bach
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| "Water Music (Air)" by Handel
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| | "Exsulate, Jubilate" by Mozart
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| "Serenade" by Schubert
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| | "Rigaudon" by Campra
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| Processional - music performed while the
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| | "The Four Seasons" by Vivaldi
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| wedding party enters the wedding ceremony
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| | Postlude - music performed as the guests
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| site. The processional is meant to
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| | exit the ceremony site, which is normally
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| announce your arrival. The guests will
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| | the same music played during the prelude.
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| stand as you make your way toward the
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| | Regardless of what music you choose, be
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| center point.
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| | sure they can be performed by a
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| Common processional pieces are:
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| | traditional musical instrument such as
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| "Canon in D" by Pachelbel
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| | piano, organ, guitar, or flute or harp.
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| "Concerto in D Major" by Vivaldi
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