Organists and musicians will often provide 'postlude' music after a wedding ceremony. It is simply music played quietly as your guests leave the ceremony area. The postlude is one piece of the wedding ceremony that brides and grooms don't need to plan; most musicians have a good repertoire to[...]

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The organist or musicians typically play a song while the bride, groom, and wedding party leave the altar area after the ceremony.. Although there is no right or wrong song selection, many couples choose to keep the music for their ceremony somewhat traditional. Traditional choices may include:[...]

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Depending on which Unity Ceremony you choose, there may be the need for some background music while you pour your sand, exchange roses, light your candles, or perform another unity ceremony. Here are some suggestions: 98 degrees - I Do (Cherish You) Alan Jackson - Once in a Lifetime Love [...]

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The organist or musicians typically play a song during the entrance of the wedding party. Although there is no right or wrong song selection, many couples choose to keep the music for their ceremony somewhat traditional. Traditional choices may include: Canon in D Major (#1 requested) by [...]

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Organists and musicians will often provide 'prelude' music before a wedding ceremony. It is simply music played quietly as your guests arrive and take their seats. When the wedding party is ready to begin entering the church the musician will end the prelude and being playing your choice of music [...]

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