She blended the Wedding March with the Arizona Fight Song, and even added (at a groomsman's request) the Cal Fight Song as well. The Trumpet Tune and the USC Fight Song was the happy ending for two USC alums.įor the Arizona Die-Hard Family (the groom's family was listening to the game right before the ceremony, and with half an hour to spare, asked Alice to learn the Arizona Fight song and incorporate it into the recessional). This is where you can customize your music. How about a special number during the public recognition of the parents? Even short interludes could also be used during transitions (between readings, for example) or when waiting for someone to move from one side of the stage to the other. Obvious places include the bridal procession and recessional. Determine where music will be needed in the ceremony music.This may include: prelude, seating of parents, candle lighting, bridesmaids entrance, flower girls, bridal entrance, special music, communion, message, exchanging of vows, exchanging of rings, unity candle, veil/cord/coin ceremony, sand/rose ceremony, parent appreciation, kiss, recessional. Here are a few steps to planning the music at your wedding:
(Take a look at some Unique Wedding Programs.) That is why Alice works closely with each couple to customize music that reflect that particular couple's tastes, styles, and special memories. Weddings are special and each one is unique. Many times, however, when it comes to the ceremony music, they resort to CDs or default to the traditional pieces, not knowing that there are more choices out there. Brides and grooms spend anywhere between several weeks to over a year planning for a wedding, spending time on details that will customize their wedding to their personal taste.
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