Choosing Music for your Wedding
Music plays a very important part in your Wedding. It is customary to have:
- Organ music played for the entrance of the Bride
- Organ music for the Wedding March at the end
- 2 to 3 hymns or songs during the service
- Either a piece of organ music or a soloist during the signing of the register
Our clergy and our organist will be pleased to advise you. The following are only suggestions, and you need not feel limited by them. Any special requests should be cleared in plenty of time with the organist and the minister taking the service.
Suggested Organ Music for the Service
Traditional Wedding Marches
- R. Wagner: Wedding March from Lohengrin
- F. Mendelssohn: Wedding March from A Midsummer Night's Dream
Other Wedding Music
- J.S. Bach:
- J. Clarke: Trumpet Voluntary
- G. Faure: Pie Jesu from Requiem
- G.F. Handel:
- J. Pachelbel: Canon
- H. Purcell: Trumpet Tune
- C-M. Widor: Toccata in F from 5th Organ Symphony
Popular Hymns for the Service
Hymns About God's Love
- Amazing Grace (MP 31)
- Colours of Day (SG Supp 3)
- Come Down, O Love Divine (MP 89)
- Love Divine, All Loves Excelling (MP 449)
- My Song Is Love Unknown (MP 478)
- Such Love (MP 619)
Hymns About God's Guidance
- Be Thou My Vision (SG Supp 1)
- Guide Me, O Thou Great Redeemer (MP 201)
- Lead Us Heavenly Father, Lead Us (MP 400)
- Lord of All Hopefulness (SG 509)
- One More Step Along the World I Go (SG Supp 5)
Hymns About God's Faithfulness
- Great Is Thy Faithfulness (MP 200)
- Lord for the Years (MP 428)
- Now Thank We All Our God (MP 486)
- O Jesus, I Have Promised (MP 501)