In addition to the beautiful temperatures and great weather, the wedding also had a fair number of "web footed" guests!
For her wedding ceremony music, the bride mixed a bit of classical with modern as the bridesmaids came down the aisle to "Canon in D," while the Bride entered to "Only Time" by Enya. During the ceremony, the bride and groom had a quick moment of reflection with their parents. The background music provided for this time was "Erev Shel Shoshanim." The recessional was "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," which isn't played too often for this portion of the ceremony, but works quite well.
As guests drank cocktails and mingled outside by the lake, I continued to play background music for the first hour of the reception. When you have your ceremony and reception at the same venue, keeping the harp music going provides continuity, and allows your guests to enjoy it even more!
If you are looking for harp music for your wedding, please visit our website Western Pennsylvania Wedding Music. We'd love to work with you, and make your wedding music memorable!
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