Timeless Classics
There are some timeless songs, those that always make us think of altars full of flowers and lace wedding gowns. These songs are usually written by great classical music composers whose songs have always been associated with marriage, and have in fact often been used as soundtracks for famous films. These songs are ideal pieces for any moment of the ceremony, especially for the bride's entrance, the exchange of rings, the moment of communion and the exit of the newlyweds. Here are the most highly requested songs:
- Wedding March (Lohengrin) – Richard Wagner
- Wedding March – Felix Mendelssohn
- Canon in D – Johann Pachelbel
- Hallelujah – Leonard Cohen
- Air on the G string – Johann Sebastian Bach
- Panis Angelicus, Op.12 – César Franck
- Ave Maria – Franz Schubert
- Alleluia, Z. S14 – Henry Purcell
- Fratello Sole, Sorella Luna – Riz Ortolani
- Laudate Dominum – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Lascia ch’io pianga – George Frideric Handel
- Adagio in G Minor - Tommasi Albinoni
- Primavera - Antonio Vivaldi
- Méditation de Thaïs - Jules Massenet