Wedding music (suggestions welcome)

[irateguy]

i like colour my world from chicago

[McGoddess09]

As I walk down the aisle, I want "Guienivere's (sp?) Tears" by David Arkenstone. It sounds Celtic and perfect for an outdoor wedding. Just an idea,ediblehat. =)

I have a few ideas for the first dance. "Someday My Prince Will Come", "Once Upon a Dream", "Beauty and the Beast"...yes, I'm a Disney girl :hide:

For my dance with my daddy, I want to do "I Loved Her First" by Heartland.

[Reyneth]

For my dance with my daddy, I want to do "I Loved Her First" by Sugarland(I think that's who sings it)

Heartland. Amazing song, makes me cry every danged time.

I think I might use "In my Daughter's Eyes" by Martina. It's a great parent/child song and was on the CD my dad gave me for Christmas three days before he unexpectedly died. I do want to use some Moody Blues somewhere because they were his favorite.

My friend walked down the aisle to Copeland's "Simple Gifts" and it was beautiful. Suite #1 for Cello in G (prelude) by Bach is a gorgeous simple piece also. Friend used "At Last" for their first dance - which I love.

[McGoddess09]

Heartland! That's right! Where I got Sugarland is beyond me.

[Bella_Vixen]

I want to work in Nothing Else Matters, and my first dance song *will* be Bless The Broken Road by Rascal Flatts.

But since I don't see myself getting married anytime soon...

:sigh:

Becks has mantained for years that her recessional music will be How Bizzare.

[Becks]

Becks has mantained for years that her recessional music will be How Bizzare.

Damn skippy.

However, I am merely engaged for life.

[edible_hat]

It turns out my dad has a CD titled "Pachelbel's Greatest Hit" which is a compilation of different versions of Canon in D. My fiance's listening to it now to work out if she likes any of them (yes I have in the past said she's deaf, she is actually profoundly deaf. With her hearing aids on maximum and a pair of headphones over the top she can hear the music well enough)

[Rapscallion]

"Take your daughter to the slaughter"?

Rapscallion

[fireheart]

It turns out my dad has a CD titled "Pachelbel's Greatest Hit" which is a compilation of different versions of Canon in D. My fiance's listening to it now to work out if she likes any of them (yes I have in the past said she's deaf, she is actually profoundly deaf. With her hearing aids on maximum and a pair of headphones over the top she can hear the music well enough)

If you'd like, I can send you a file of the Bond version of Canon In D. I think it's just called "Canon" but one wiki-fu search later....it's called "Lullaby" and it's on the album Classified. Don't ask me WHY it's called "Lullaby" but if it's not already on the program, if you're putting the music ON the program, don't call it lullaby otherwise you'll be sending people to sleep before the vows!

for the uninitiated, bond is an Australian/British string quartet that writes their own music as well as remixes the classical songs. They do a really good version of "Hungarian Dance No. 5" as well, as well as a brilliant tango piece.

Anyway, good luck with that edible! I WANT PICS!

[Mr Slugger]

I want to work in Nothing Else Matters, and my first dance song *will* be Bless The Broken Road by Rascal Flatts.

Nothing else matters was my wedding song. And back then had I known about apocaliptica we would have had it played at the church.

[Bella_Vixen]

Nothing else matters was my wedding song. And back then had I known about apocaliptica we would have had it played at the church.

Mine's going to be the original. By MetallicA.

[Reyneth]

Last night at a bar I heard a song that I am going to suggest to my sister to use for the recessional - "I'm walking on Sunshine." I think it would be so fun and appropriate.