| franklucas |
04-23-2012 11:33 AM |
Wedding Music - What Kind of Music Do You Need To Play?
Once you have finalized the date for your wedding you'll need to get busy making the large number of preparations that will make your day very special. The wedding music you select has a very important role to play on this day because it helps to welcome your guests and set up a festive atmosphere. In fact, if you do not play music at appropriate times during the wedding then your big day will have a very strange feel to it. It is therefore best that you pay attention to this subject at the very outset.
Most wedding music is divided into certain sections. They include the prelude, processional and recessional. You will also need to organize special music for the reception, including special dances for father-daughter, mother-son and for you and your spouse. Finally, you will also need to get music that your guests can party to. It is important to remember that all the different pieces of music you play should be brought together into a cohesive whole.
Music does more than entertain people and fill up the empty spaces between one part of the ceremony and the others. It also helps you give the occasion a special and personal touch. Lots of people play classical music at their weddings, but if you are not very fond of this type of music then you should not feel compelled to use it. In fact, it would be a better idea for you to play popular or romantic music if you as well as your friends and family members love this music as well. You could also play jazz music or film soundtracks on this day.
You can choose your favourite tunes when it comes to arranging music for your special dances after the wedding. In fact, this is a great opportunity for you to tell your parents how special they are to you. Make sure that you select tunes that you and your father or mother love to listen to together and which has great significance to you. When it comes to the party, you won't ever go wrong if you play popular and fast paced numbers that your guests can let their hair down to.
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