Wedding Music

Alfred Hollins

Hollins' music is perhaps seen more as pretty, these days

Camille Saint-Saëns

A quiet voluntary, suitable for a large cathedral-style building.

George Frideric Handel

A carefree and cheery number from Handel's Wedding Anthem

Alfred Hollins

A fine, but lengthy bridal march.

Richard Wagner

A fanfare says "Stand Up" and a stately theme accompanies the bride's entrance.

Kenneth Gange

Part of a pair of marches, intended to bookend a wedding ceremony.

Karl Goldmark

A less-familiar, congenial piece. Quite jolly.

Johann Pachelbel

A very famous piece of classical music, and often played at weddings - but not recommended for the Bridal March

Giovanni Battista Sammartini

What a beautiful melody. Very pleasant.

Edward Elgar

This might be best played in the morning, but like the hymn Morning has Broken, it is good to hear at any time.

Johann Sebastian Bach

A dancing baroque piece which will have feet tapping.

Johann Sebastian Bach

A fast and exciting aria about Spring being the season for new love