Wedding Music

George Frideric Handel

A tuneful piece of organ music from the Water Music, often played at wedding ceremonies

Johann Sebastian Bach

A traditional piece of organ music - calm and gentle.

John Rutter

John Rutter’s finest tune - a happy, upbeat setting of familiar words.

Traditional

A traditional hymn, familiar to all British and American singers.

Johann Sebastian Bach (arr. Charles Gounod)

De-stress yourself and your congregation with this indulgent song.

Franz Schubert

An inspirational setting in honour of the Mother of God.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Sacred word deserve a sacred setting.

Jacques Offenbach

Transport yourselves to a night of love in Venice. Unbeatable.

Richard Wagner

A fanfare says "Stand Up" and a stately theme accompanies the bride's entrance.

Karl Goldmark

A less-familiar, congenial piece. Quite jolly.

Johann Pachelbel

A very famous piece of classical music, and often played at weddings - but not recommended for the Bridal March

Edward Elgar

This might be best played in the morning, but like the hymn Morning has Broken, it is good to hear at any time.