Here are some samples of music that are popular at weddings. I've included both classical and Celtic music. This list is by no means extensive, but merely a starting point. If you are looking for a particular piece, please ask me, and if I'm able to play it, I will happily perform it at your ceremony. 

Harp Samples

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    Canon in D - Pachelbel 0:44
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    La Rejouissance - Handel 0:22
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    Jesu Joy - Bach 0:41
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    Hole in Wall - Purcell 0:28
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    Solemn March - Handel 0:24
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    Sleepers Wake - Bach 0:40
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    Blessed Spirit - Gluck 0:36
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    Inis Oir 0:34
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    Bransle Ecosse 0:35
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    Kitty Magennis 0:38
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    Bransle Torche 0:34
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    Cailin Deas 0:38
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    Clair de Lune 1:59
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    Come Again Sweet Love - Dowland 0:45
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    Fanny Power 0:28
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    Folia Variations 0:42
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    King William March - Clarke 0:25
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    Largo Lute Concerto - Vivaldi 0:46
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    Mistris Winters Jump - Dowland 0:29
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    Morning Has Broken 0:37
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Traditionally, a wedding has the following components:

  • Prelude

  • Processional for bridal party

  • Bridal Processional

  • Signing of the Register

  • Recessional                

On your wedding day, it is recommended that you have music beginning 15-20 minutes prior to the ceremony itself, as guests get seated. This is known as the 'prelude.'

After that comes the 'processional for the bridal party' (bridesmaids, ring bearer, and flower girl). Once all of the wedding party is in position, the Bride has her own 'bridal processional' as she walks down the aisle.  

During the ceremony there is usually a 'signing of the register,' at which time music can be played. 

And finally, once the ceremony is over, the 'recessional' is the music during which the newly weds walk back down the aisle together. 

I can give recommendations for which pieces work best at different points in the ceremony, or you can choose for yourself. Either way, I will do everything I can to accommodate, making your wedding day as perfect as possible. 


Piano & Organ Samples

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    Bach, Largo in Ab (piano) 0:46
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    Benett, Trumpet Voluntary (organ) 0:26
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    Corelli, Op.5 No.3, mvt.2 (piano) 0:19
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    Corelli Op.5 No.3, 4th mvt (organ) 0:23
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    Ave Maria (piano) 0:48
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    Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring (piano) 0:34
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    Mendelssohn, Andante (piano) 0:36
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  8. 8
    Over the Rainbow (piano) 0:56
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  9. 9
    Summertime (piano) 0:52
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    As the Deer (piano) 0:52
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    Speak O Lord (piano) 0:53
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    Handel, Air from Water Music (piano) 0:40
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    Bach, Bist Du Bei (piano) 0:53
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