Walking down the aisle to a song from your favourite film soundtrack is another way to incorporate instrumental music with a personal touch into your ceremony. Why not get the best of both worlds with an instrumental cover of one of your favourite songs? We seriously love this piano and cello cover of Christina Perri вЂ“ check out The Piano Guys for more classical covers.Д¤. Often couples canвЂ™t decide between a classic instrumental or a more modern lovesong with vocals for their processional music. A Thousand Years, The Piano Guys (originally Christina Perri) This gorgeous piece of music sounds beautiful played by a traditional quartet, but we also love this version by Per-Olov Kindgren on classical guitar.ДЈ. WeвЂ™ve chosen a slightly more modern arrangement byВ Vicente Avella on classical piano вЂ“ that way you can keep the element of tradition without the drama!ДЄnother very popular choice with brides. Often known as Here Comes The Bride, this piece of classical music is the traditional choice for the procession of the bride, and is often played on an organ.

Listen and enjoy as we present our pick of some of the best wedding music ideas. There are traditional choices for both wedding entrance songs and wedding exit songs, weвЂ™ve given you a couple of options to consider. At the end of the ceremony, you and your new husband leave the venue to your recessional music, which tends to be more upbeat than the processional. Credit: The Granary Estates Wedding Ceremony Songs for Walking in and Walking outДЄ processional song is the music that you and your wedding party will walk down the aisle to вЂ“ you can have one song for everyone, or choose a separate song for your grand entrance. When choosing the music for your wedding ceremony, youвЂ™ll need to make two important choices вЂ“ your processional and recessional songs. You may have spent a long time discussing your first dance song with your partner, but donвЂ™t forget the all-important wedding ceremony songs for walking in and walking out.

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