Showing posts with label top 20 wedding ceremony songs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label top 20 wedding ceremony songs. Show all posts

17 April 2009

Wedding Ceremony Entrance Music

PROCESSIONAL MUSIC: WALKING DOWN THE ISLE

From my point of view, the processional music/ the song you walk down the isle to has to be very special and moving. People will cry anyway, but getting the right tear Tear-Jerker for your partner is paramount! Or perhaps you're looking for more smiles than tears, in which case you can choose a song with a bit of a bounce. Not too much though or you’ll be running down the isle and you groom/ partner may think you’re a little too keen!

I have put together a top 20 list of the best Wedding Ceremony Entrance Songs for you to have a look at. This kind of wedding music is proving more and more popular to walk up the isle to, as apposed to the Classical instrumentals that are traditionally used.

TOP 20 WEDDING CEREMONY ENTRANCE SONGS

  1. Closest thing to Crazy - Katie Melua
  2. Thank You - Dido
  3. All the time in the world - Louis Armstrong
  4. Somewhere Over the rainbow/ What a Wonderful world - Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
  5. I’ll stand by you - The Pretenders
  6. Chasing Cars - Snow Patrol
  7. Can’t help falling in love - Elvis
  8. Up where we belong - Joe Cocker
  9. Truly Madly Deeply - Savage Garden
  10. One Day Like This - Elbow
  11. No Matter What - Boyzone
  12. Crazy for you - Madonna
  13. Greatest Day - Take That
  14. When I fall in love - Nat King Cole
  15. Crazy in love - Beyonce (Could be an interesting walk down!!)
  16. Can’t smile without you - Barry Manilow
  17. Let’s get it on - Marvin Gaye
  18. First time ever I saw your face - Roberta Flack
  19. I don’t want to miss a thing - Aerosmith
  20. Baby, I love your way - Peter Frampton

Check out YouTube and other video sites to see if you can have a quick listen to these songs.

PICTURING THE MOMENT

There you have it, a range of wedding ceremony music from Ballard’s to R & B!! To help you decide, if you haven’t got a special song, picture yourself walking down the isle and see which songs spark the most excitement.

This along with the right choice of Wedding Ceremony Exit Music should help you get that little bit closer to having the perfect songs for your perfect day.

Sally
Wedding DJ
www.VocalShow.co.uk

29 March 2009

Wedding Ceremony Exit Music

YOUR WEDDING CEREMONY MUSIC

There's nothing better than all of those smiles and cheers to mark the end of your wedding ceremony and the beginning of married life together! Choosing the perfect wedding music can sometimes be difficult, especially when you’re concentrating so hard on it.

For all of you busy bride and grooms out there I have compiled a list of 20 of the best wedding ceremony exit songs, so you can walk back up the isle in style. To help you choose the right song try to visualise the moment, walking back up the isle together, and how happy you will feel, surrounded by your loving family and friends.

TOP 20 WEDDING CEREMONY EXIT SONGS

1. Baby I love you - The Ramones
2. When you're smiling - Louis Prima
3. Wonderful world - Sam Cooke
4. All you need is love – Lynden David Hall
5. You're the first, the last, my everything - Barry White
6. I do, I do, I do - ABBA
7. Beautiful day - U2
8. I wanna hold your hand - The Beatles
9. Heart beat - Buddy Holly
10. Greatest day - Take that
11. Can't help falling in love - Elvis
12. Can’t take my eyes off you – Andy Williams
13. I'm a believer – Smash Mouth
14. Everlasting love - Love affair
15. Grow old with you - Adam Sandler
16. How sweet it is - Michael Bublé
17. Then he kissed me – The Crystals
18. It must be love - Madness
19. You're my best friend - Queen
20. Celebration - Kool and the gang

Check out YouTube and other video sites to see if you can have a quick listen to these songs.

CUTTING TO THE POINT

You may want to consider cutting straight to your favourite part of a song so that you can get the most out of it and capture the crescendo. This can either be done with careful sound management on the day (A job for one of the Ushers perhaps) or you could even ask your wedding entertainment providers to custom make a ‘pre-edited’ track for you, if they are not already helping with the wedding ceremony directly.

Happy pickings!

Sally
Wedding DJ
www.VocalShow.co.uk