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A Classical Guitar WeddingA standard wedding is usually divided into four main parts:
The ProcessionalTypical wedding processions have two parts: the wedding party procession, and the bridal procession. The wedding party processional music should have a distinct, steady beat so that it reflects what is currently going on - walking. One of most traditional pieces for the wedding party procession would be Canon in D. A different piece needs to be played when the bride walks down the aisle. This is the most exciting part of the wedding, so it deserves different music.
The InterludeAn interlude is the time when the bride and groom participate in a custom or tradition like a sand-pouring ceremony or a unity candle lighting. Choose music that appropriately reflects your ceremony.
The RecessionalFinally, the recessional: when the bride and groom have finished the ceremony. There is a lot of freedom as to what song/piece is played during the recession. If you or your fiance have a favorite song/piece, you may consider requesting it for your recessional.
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