The Wedding Ceremony – Traditional or Non-Traditional

Traditional wedding or non-traditional wedding ceremony?
The choice is up to you. Just let us know and we will help coordinate and personalize your music. In fact, we have done so many wedding reception ceremonies that we have quite a few suggestions for specialized music.
Some tips to think about when choosing your non-traditional music: Think about a favorite shared musical or movie, perhaps music that comes from your cultural background, or a favorite musical artist. Not all music has to be of the same genre or theme. Choose music that fits your own personal style.
Here are a few ideas for more non-traditional music we have used at ceremonies:
Prelude (prior to the beginning of the ceremony)
- In My Life by The Beatles
- The Luckiest by Ben Folds Five
- God Only Knows by The Beach Boys
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Processional
(songs for the immediate family and bridal party)
- Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve
- Somewhere Over the Rainbow
- In Your Eyes by Peter Gabriel
- Acoustic selections of favorite songs
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Bridal entrance
(song for the bride)
- Angel by Jack Johnson
- Waiting on an Angel by Ben Harper
- When You Say Nothing At All by Alison Krauss
- Isn’t She Lovely by Stevie Wonder
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Interlude
(special ceremony moments such as candle lighting, sand ceremony, etc.)
- Vitamin String Quartet music
- Acoustic selections of favorite songs
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Recessional
(song played as bride and groom walk up the aisle as husband and wife)
- Come Away with Me by Norah Jones
- All My Loving by The Beatles
- Signed, Sealed, Delivered.I’m Yours by Stevie Wonder
- How Sweet it is by James Taylor
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Postlude
(end of the ceremony)
- So Amazing by Luther Vandross
- Try a Little Tenderness by Otis Reading
- Come Fly with Me by Frank Sinatra
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