The wedding music sets the mood and tone for the ceremony and reception thereafter. Brides encounter a myriad of selections – classical, pop, Broadway, jazz – from which a narrowed-down version ultimately reflects their personal characteristics and style.

When determining which music direction to take, we ask: “Would you classify yourself as a traditional bride? Non-traditional? Modern? Chic? Eclectic?”

We have assembled six different programs below to exemplify six different brides.

If still uncertain, please do not hesitate to write to us at serenatastrings@hotmail.com.

An All-Traditional Program

Seating of Grandparents and Mothers

Bach’s Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring

Entrance of Bridal Party

Pachelbel’s Canon in D

Entrance of Bride

Wagner’s Bridal Chorus

Recessional

Mendelssohn’s Wedding March

A Less Traditional Program

Seating of Grandparents and Mothers

Bach’s Air

Entrance of Bridal Party

Purcell’s Trumpet Tune

Entrance of Bride

Clarke’s Trumpet Voluntary

Recessional

Handel’s La Rejouissance

Or

Beethoven’s Ode To Joy

An Eclectic Program

Seating of Grandparents and Mothers

Handel’s Air

Entrance of Bridal Party

Vivaldi’s Spring

Entrance of Bride

Etta James’ At Last

Recessional

Beatle’s All You Need Is Love

A Modern Program

Seating of Grandparents and Mothers

Journey’s Faithfully

Entrance of Bridal Party

Eric Clapton’s Wonderful Tonight

Entrance of Bride

Ben Fold’s The Luckiest

Recessional

Coldplay’s Viva La Vida

An All-ColdPlay Program

Seating of Grandparents and Mothers

Yellow

Entrance of Bridal Party

Til Kingdom Come

Entrance of Bride

In My Place

Recessional

Viva La Vida

An All-Disney Program

Seating of Grandparents and Mothers

Part Of Your World

Entrance of Bridal Party

Theme from Beauty And The Beast

Entrance of Bride

Some Day My Prince Will Come

Or

A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes

Or

Once Upon A Dream

Recessional

Kiss The Girl