Struggling with bridal processional song

Look at The Piano Guys and although it sounds weird, look at movie soundtracks. I've had a handful of couples use the theme from "Forrest Gump"; it's really beautiful. I walked down the aisle to the theme from Out of Africa.

I agree with Celia. We're have a ukulele duo play our ceremony music. Our bridal party is walking in to A Thousand Years and I'm walking in to Somewhere Over the Rainbow. For our recessional we're using Everything is Awesome.

We love Jonathan Cain's Bridal March it's traditional and get new it's very again and soft reason and probably 50% of their weddings it's wonderful. Please let us know if this helps you.

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I'm using The Piano Guys version of Can't Help Falling In Love.

What about John Legand "All of me" or Ed Sheering "thinking out loud" similar tempo/genre.

I'm planning to walk in to Sara Bareilles "I Choose You". Though I was planning on having that play as the wedding party walks in as well. Should I be thinking about a different song to play as the bridal party was walking in???

I'm really liking the Forrest Gump theme song and the Piano Guys Can't Help Falling in Love

I'm definitely looking for something without vocals for my entrance. Kara, I don't think anything is wrong with walking to the same song as your bridal party. But in my situation, my sister will be singing A Thousand Years which will be lovely for the bridesmaids entrance. But for my entrance, I want my sister to be able to experience that moment and not be worrying about nailing her notes. I also just kinda want my own special song

Does your church have a regulation solely against Here Comes the Bride, or is it broader?

Well so far my pastor has said no the Bridal Chorus and the Wedding March, due to the content of the operas they are from. The music just needs to be "tasteful", and the music should be "sacred" yet not required to be "religious".

Wow that was a lot of quotation marks for one sentence lol

Check out the theme from the movie Somewhere in Time. Also, the Keira Knightley Pride and Prejudice.

I'm walking down the aisle to "Mamma's Song" by Carrie Underwood. My mom is the one walking me and the lyrics make sense for the journey I've taken to get to my FH as well.