I’ve decided that I can’t use Wagner’s Bridal Chorus for the processional. I’ll feel like I’m in The Rocky Horror Picture Show or something!
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oh, I’m so glad I saw this! Please, please please PLEASE don’t use Wagner’s Bridal Chorus or the Bridal March from Mendellsohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream. The first was written for the wedding doomed to fail in Lohengrin, and the second one was the marriage of an ass and a fairy (namely, Bottom and Titania). Please? As a favor to the clanmate who has a music degree? (grin)
Handel has a great trumpet voluntary that’s a fabulous bridal march. If you want, I can dig around and find it for you. 🙂
lol! I’m glad you reminded me. Yeah, neither of those would be right. I’m thinking of something that isn’t a bridal march at all, or maybe no music.
That could certainly be effective; sometimes, you just don’t feel like being paraded around like the prize turkey so everyone gets a good smell before the feast begins. Oops, I must be hungry. 😀