It should be YOUR favourite song(s).. coz it's ur wedding after all But let me suggest some romantic songs Air Supply - Every Woman in the World Glen Fredly - You are My Everything Chicago - You're the Inspiration Kelly Clarkson - A Moment Like This 98 Degrees - I do Cherish You Shania Twain - From This Moment Eric Benet - Spend My Life With You the list goes on... You can find more songs listed in the Internet; just google it up. Sorry can't give u any chinese songs suggestion coz i can't write chinese.
yea, those songs you said are great. But, to be honest, it is kinda oldy isn't it? I want songs for a new generation like 20+ of ages. if you can't write chinese, you can please upload it. thanks
Old is not the point as long as it's good.. Kelly Clarkson not for 20+ ages? lol. Glen Fredly's song is new... Hmm like i said it's better if you search on the Internet for some titles of YOUR favourite; coz other people's might not be ur fav. and it's ur wedding. So who cares about other people..lol
^She's maybe planning a suprise wedding for her daughter like in old times in asia (like blind wedding) lol. That's why she asks us about hits from youngish generation. Haha, just kidding =P
^Gawd plannin a weddin for daughter seems so old-fashioned and traditional and playin songs at a wedding seem modern and open-minded; how ironic
A wedding has different stages, each stage should have appropriate music. This applies for the wedding day and the wedding video. Here are the stages of a wedding aka anatomy of a wedding: The Ceremony• Prelude/Seating • Processional • Bridal Entrance • Interlude • Recessional The music for these stages depends on your own liking, but here are some suggestion for a tradional one: The Ceremony Prelude/Seating The prelude is when guests are arriving and ushered to their seats. The musical choices can be cheerful or solemn, depending on the mood you want to create. Below are some popular classical choices: Air on a G String – Bach Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring – BachPiano Concerto #21 – Mozart The Ceremony Processional This musical selection is played as the wedding party starts down the aisle. A traditional march keeps the couples well-paced as they proceed down the aisle. Again, cheerful or stately, the mood will be established by the choice. Some good examples are listed below: Canon in D – Pachelbel Pavane – Faure Gymnopedie – Satie18th Variation – Rachmaninoff The Ceremony Bridal EntranceA bride can use the same music as the wedding party processional or may choose to have a different piece. The mood desired and the bride’s personality help in this selection. Several examples follow: Bridal Chorus (Here Comes the Bride) – Wagner Etude in E Maj – ChopinTrumpet Voluntary – Clarke Piano Trio; Second Movement – Mendelssohn The Ceremony Interlude The number and type of Interlude selections depends greatly on what type of service you are having and how traditional you want it. For instance, in a Catholic Mass there are obvious events like Holy Communion that are usually accompanied by music. The lighting of a Unity candle has become a popular wedding ceremony event and can be accompanied by a musical selection. Consult your officiant and your orchestra leader for suggestions. Some popular selections are listed below: Wind Beneath My Wings – Henley/Silbar All I Ask of You – Andrew Lloyd Weber Ave Maria – Shubert Because You Loved Me The Ceremony Recessional The last step of the wedding ceremony. The bride and groom, now man and wife, followed by their attendants, proceed down the aisle. Joyous, uplifting, even bouncy, music, are favorites to close the ceremony. There are many popular choices, some are listed below: Ode to Joy – Beethoven Spring, The Four Seasons – Vivaldi Hornpipe, Water Music Suite – Handel Wedding March, A Midsummer Night's Dream – Mendelssohn Siman Tov, Mazel Tov – traditional
Was on many weddings and noticed the different stages. I used the above for a friends wedding. You never know when you need it -bigsmile
Nice one Mar. It's always nice and classy to play classicals on weddings And Air on G strings is like... heavenly Though I probably use some of Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier Book 2 interpreted by Gould... just because it's loud and harsh and weird Yeah, not really into the flowy melodious tracks =_=b
^ but the original poster wants young bands i guess she is looking for like you know the new emerging pop stars or something guess he/she dont want to be such and oldie i guess
Eww. the new songs are called NEW (and not CLASSIC) for a reason. I'd take a classic love song instead of a recent one just for its NEW value =_=b
