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Douglas and Mayra

Below is the music for your ceremony: three Processionals, the Recessional, and the music to be played during the Wine Blending Ceremony.  You can share this link with your wedding party to ensure flawless processionals.

  • Play Feather Theme from Forest GumpFeather Theme from Forest GumpFeather Theme from Forest Gump

    Processional 1:  Flower Girl and Ring Bearer. Processional will begin at 5:00 p.m.,  immediately after Groom and Officiant have entered and taken their places.

  • Play Pachelbel Canon in DPachelbel Canon in DPachelbel Canon in D

    Processional 2: Bridesmaids and Groomsmen. Please wait until the Feather Theme has ended before entering.

  • Play Ave Maria (Schubert)Ave Maria (Schubert)Ave Maria (Schubert)

    Processional 3: Bride's Processional.  Please allow song to finish for most beautiful effect (it may continue to play a few seconds after you reach the altar).

  • Play We've Only Just Begun (Nichols and Williams)We've Only Just Begun (Nichols and Williams)We've Only Just Begun (Nichols and Williams)

    Music for the Wine Blending Ceremony

  • Play Recessional: All of Me (John Legend)Recessional: All of Me (John Legend)Recessional: All of Me (John Legend)

    The Recessional will play in its entirety while the wedding party exits.

Tips for a Smooth, Stately, and Stunning Wedding Processional

1.  Slow is better. Don't hurry down the aisle! Anticipate and enjoy the beautiful walk.

2.  Let the music for the previous processional come to a complete end before the next processional begins.

3.  If you reach the altar or arch before the music ends, don't worry! The music may continue a few measures to reach a graceful cadence. 

4.  For the Pachelbel Canon, consider waiting four measures (eight long notes) before walking down the aisle, especially if the aisle is short. This will allow the music to unfold.

5. The musician will "go silent" approximately 2 minutes before the first processional. If there is an unanticipated delay before the start of ceremony, designate someone to inform the musicians. Be as specific as possible, i.e., "play 10 more minutes, " or "play two more songs." This will avoid awkward silences while your guests await your arrival.

6.  If the wedding party is entering from a place that is difficult to spot or completely out of view, you may wish to assign someone to approach the musicians and inform them the ceremony is about to begin. That way, there will be no ambiguity.

7.  If possible, let the musicians know what the officiant's last words will be before the recessional begins. Generally, it is the introduction of the bride and groom, but because this is not always the case, it is best to be certain. The musicians may also check with the officiant if the opportunity is available before the ceremony.


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