“We just wanted to reach out and sincerely thank you for the absolutely beautiful music you played during our wedding ceremony. Your performance added such an elegant and emotional touch to the day. We received countless compliments about how stunning the ceremony was and your performance was a key part of making it so special. It was everything we hoped for and more.” 
- Lauren and Thomaz Nelson

 

“We just wanted to say THANK YOU so much for being a part of our wedding day. Your music added such beautiful and meaningful touch to our ceremony and helped create moments we will remember forever. We are so grateful for the time, talent, and care you put into making our day feel even more magical. Having your beautiful music as part of our celebration meant so much to us, and we truly appreciate you being there to help make our wedding so special.”  - Brooke and Zach Peters
“I just wanted to tell you how wonderful and professional your quartet was at our wedding. Both Ben's family as well as mine are made up of numerous musicians that all raved about the music at the ceremony. Thank you so much for the beautiful music and a lifetime of memories!!”

— Ben & Jacquie King

“I just had to write to express my thanks for your beautiful violin music - it touched my heart. I cannot tell you of the feelings I had as you played; words can't suffice. ”

— Diane Kinder

    “I just want to thank you for the wonderful job you did. The music was beautiful and I got so many comments from people about how great you were. You made the ceremony even more special than it already was!”

                                                 - Torie B. 

Traditional music for a Bridal processional could include "Canon in D" or "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring". 

 

Add "Ave Maria" for a spiritual element. 

 

"Spring" and the "Brandenburg Concerto #3" are popular prelude or recessional pieces. 

 

For a more contemporary sound, try "All of Me" by John Legend or "A Thousand Years" by Christina Perri.