On this page you’ll find tips on wedding songs for each part of your wedding. You can browse and buy a great range of wedding songs on Amazon.
Ceremony Music
* Ceremony music welcomes guests and is played gently in the background whilst guests are seated. Generally these songs lasts for 20 to 30 minutes prior to the wedding ceremony.
* Whether you prefer a festive, elegant, or religious ceremony the songs you choose create a unique and memorable occasion as well as add to your individual wedding style.
* Having live music for your wedding ceremony is now more popular than ever.
* Live wedding songs means you have a level of atmosphere that can’t be replicated. Whether it be a string quartet, harpist, guitarist or singer, live songs create a warm, inviting and stylish atmosphere.
Popular ceremony song examples:
* Pachabel’s “Canon in D”
* The Wedding March by Mendellsohn or Wagner
* Handel’s “Water Music”
* Ave Maria
Because the walk down the aisle won’t take as long as an entire wedding song, make sure you trial how long it will take you to get to your destination and have your wedding songs timed appropriately.
Signing Song
Whilst you’re signing the bridal register it’s an ideal opportunity to have a wedding song played that’s close to your heart. This part of the service can sometimes take some time – so it’s good to have a “back-up” song on standby!
Some popular contemporary examples include:
* Every breath you Take – Police
* Ave Maria
* Pachabel’s “Cannon”
* More than Words – Extrme
* All You Need is Love – The Beatles
* Have I told you Lately – Michael Buble
* Your Song – Elton John
* “It Had To Be You” - Harry Connick Jnr
* “Air on a G String" Bach
Wedding Songs for the Reception
You may need to consider songs that appeal to both the older and younger generations who will attend your wedding reception. Your wedding songs may also be affected by your setting and theme.
For example an intimate beach wedding may call for laid-back, acoustic style songs, whereas a formal wedding of many more people may best be accommodated by a more conservative choice of music that appeals to a wide audience. When you discuss weddings songs with your DJ or musician they should have many examples of what would work well for your particular taste and wedding style.
First-Dance Songs
First-dance songs are in general chosen with regard only to the couple’s song preferences. These songs will generally mean something to you as a couple and will be significant and memorable.
Personalised Wedding Songs
A trend to become more popular in recent times is to have your own wedding song created and produced by specialists. Some take part in a professional recording of the song which is played back on the day, and can become a musical centerpiece of your big day. A song can be created from a poem or speech and turned into music as a unique and heartfelt gift for bride or groom.
“Just for You” wedding songs in Melbourne is one such company which does just this.
For all kinds of wedding music choices vist Wedding.com.au’s Wedding Music area and search from lists of local musicians throughout Australia.
by mark
Ceremony Music
* Ceremony music welcomes guests and is played gently in the background whilst guests are seated. Generally these songs lasts for 20 to 30 minutes prior to the wedding ceremony.
* Whether you prefer a festive, elegant, or religious ceremony the songs you choose create a unique and memorable occasion as well as add to your individual wedding style.
* Having live music for your wedding ceremony is now more popular than ever.
* Live wedding songs means you have a level of atmosphere that can’t be replicated. Whether it be a string quartet, harpist, guitarist or singer, live songs create a warm, inviting and stylish atmosphere.
Popular ceremony song examples:
* Pachabel’s “Canon in D”
* The Wedding March by Mendellsohn or Wagner
* Handel’s “Water Music”
* Ave Maria
Because the walk down the aisle won’t take as long as an entire wedding song, make sure you trial how long it will take you to get to your destination and have your wedding songs timed appropriately.
Signing Song
Whilst you’re signing the bridal register it’s an ideal opportunity to have a wedding song played that’s close to your heart. This part of the service can sometimes take some time – so it’s good to have a “back-up” song on standby!
Some popular contemporary examples include:
* Every breath you Take – Police
* Ave Maria
* Pachabel’s “Cannon”
* More than Words – Extrme
* All You Need is Love – The Beatles
* Have I told you Lately – Michael Buble
* Your Song – Elton John
* “It Had To Be You” - Harry Connick Jnr
* “Air on a G String" Bach
Wedding Songs for the Reception
You may need to consider songs that appeal to both the older and younger generations who will attend your wedding reception. Your wedding songs may also be affected by your setting and theme.
For example an intimate beach wedding may call for laid-back, acoustic style songs, whereas a formal wedding of many more people may best be accommodated by a more conservative choice of music that appeals to a wide audience. When you discuss weddings songs with your DJ or musician they should have many examples of what would work well for your particular taste and wedding style.
First-Dance Songs
First-dance songs are in general chosen with regard only to the couple’s song preferences. These songs will generally mean something to you as a couple and will be significant and memorable.
Personalised Wedding Songs
A trend to become more popular in recent times is to have your own wedding song created and produced by specialists. Some take part in a professional recording of the song which is played back on the day, and can become a musical centerpiece of your big day. A song can be created from a poem or speech and turned into music as a unique and heartfelt gift for bride or groom.
“Just for You” wedding songs in Melbourne is one such company which does just this.
For all kinds of wedding music choices vist Wedding.com.au’s Wedding Music area and search from lists of local musicians throughout Australia.
by mark
