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- PRELUDE AND POSTLUDE MUSIC: Unless you have special requests, you do NOT need to choose the prelude or
postlude music (that is the music that is played while guests enter and depart the ceremony room).
- PROCESSIONAL
MUSIC: Choose music that is of a slower tempo. If you have parents and a bridal party processing, typically the
same music can be used for both, although some brides like to have separate music for the parents. It is usually nice
to have separate music for the bride, although some brides prefer to come in to the same music that was playing for the bridal
party. We suggest that the bride have her own music -- after all, it's her day!
- INTERLUDE MUSIC:
This is music that can be played during a unity candle lighting or sand ceremony, or even for a moment of reflection right
after vows are taken. This music would typically be soft, reflective, and slower.
- RECESSIONAL MUSIC:
Choose up-tempo, lively, happy music!
- COCKTAIL HOUR OR DINNER RECEPTION MUSIC: You do NOT need to
choose music for these, unless you have special requests.
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