Wedding music ideas: Ceremony songs

Wedding Music Ideas

Great Music Your Can Use For Your Ceremony

Wedding Pianist

Looking for suggestions for wedding entrance music, songs for signing the register, and other parts of the wedding ceremony?

Here is a great place to start!

You can find lots of ideas for bridal entrance songs to walk down the aisle to, and many more, based on hundreds of weddings I have played at as a pianist .

You can find wedding music ideas, party songs and inspiration in choosing music for your ceremony, drinks reception and wedding breakfast, from this list, catalogued year by year, ceremony by year.

Simon Jordan is a UK pianist who will play any song and asks brides and grooms to make their own requests. No other UK musician for weddings is versatile enough to offer this service.

Please make your choice from the years below. There’s a lot to read and listen to – but if you would like to hear it played live, please make contact with Simon Jordan for a free piano consultation.

 

Previous clients chose this music:

Wedding ceremony with piano

Processional Wedding Ceremony Songs

“That amazing, never-to-be-forgotten moment you walk down the aisle to meet your partner. Make the music match the moment!

1. Bridal Chorus, Wagner

Often known as Here Comes The Bride, for decades this piece was the traditional choice for the procession of the bride. It is making a bit of a comeback now, especially in this new arrangement by Vicente Avella.

2. Canon in D, Pachelbel

This piece replaced ‘Here comes the bride’ as one of the most popular classical choices with brides. Go here to find out more about this intriguing piece. 

3. A Thousand Years, Christina Perri

A modern classic – a love song that works just as well without vocals when played beautifully on a piano.

4. Glasgow Love Theme

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. There are loads of options to choose from – Love Actually is a great place to start, and will have you welling up before you know it.