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The Processional
The music for the processional
should be music that the party can walk to comfortably, preferably something
with a steady rhythm (as in "Here Comes The Bride"). Along with the suggestions
below, a number of hymns may be used for this purpose, either sung by the
congregation or played by the organist; the choice depends on the repertoire of
your house of worship.
- My Heart Ever Faithful - J.S. Bach
- Bridal Chorus ("Here Comes the
Bride" from Lohengrin) - Wagner
- Air (from the Water Music Suite) -
Handel
- Trumpet Voluntary in D - Purcell
- Rigaudon - Andre Campra
- Imperial March - Elgar
- Canon in D - Pachelbel
- Coronation March - William Walton
- Prince of Denmark's March -
Jeremiah Clarke
- Dodi Ii (I Am My Beloved's) - Song
of Songs
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- Iti Mil-Vanon (Come with Me from
Lebanon) - Song of Songs
- Hanava Babanot (Beautiful One) -
Song of Songs
- Allegro Pomposo - Thomas
Roseingrave
- "Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan"-
German choral harmonized by J.S. Bach
- "Andante" from Brandenberg
Concerto No. 2 - Bach
- Trumpet Tune and Air - Purcell
- Wedding March - Guilmant
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Overture/prelude
Processional
Interlude/signing of the register
Classical instrumental
New age
Popular
Classical: Instrumental
Love Divine, All Loves Excelling - Stainer
Panis Angelicus - Franck
Canon in D - Pachelbel
Ave Maria - Bach
Ave Maria - Schubert
Air on the G String - Bach
A Wedding Prayer - Williams
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