A Bride's Guide to Wedding Music

I should use this music when I get married when I get older. I'm actually in love with a boy who goes to my school and is my class. I'm almost 14.

Hey guys. Somebody played all this stuff. Why aren't there names of performers on any of this? Beside the fact that that is really inconsiderate of the musicians, it also prevents a person from knowing if these are orchestras or players that they like.

All of these songs are perfect for traditional weddings! I used almost everyone of them! : )

awwww soooo pretty these songs make me want to cry =]

It would have made selecting my wedding music so much easier. I ended up using Clarke's Trumpet Voluntary for the processional and Handel's "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" for my recessional (to which my aunt said "it figures"). Because of the setting, I wanted to keep it classical but did not want to use Wagner's "Here Comes the Bride" or Mendalson's "Wedding March". But this collection has a great selection of classical alternatives.

Was exactly what I was looking for, I wanted classical throughout my wedding, and this provided multiple avenues for me.

this is veryy veryyyy helpful. especially when you are trying to plan a wedding and need the right music but can't find any until this album came out i really reccomend it!

Just what is needed to suit a Wedding. Full bodied sound fills any room.

The performances on this recording are uniformly pedantic.

I had my wedding outdoors, and so needed some good recordings to use with the sound system - this album had them all, and the sound quality and recording was excellent - no one missed the organ in favor of speakers! A lifesaver in terms of ridding me of a LOT of stress - had all the songs I wanted in one place for pre-processional, processional and recessional.