Post # 1
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Sugar bee
We are getting married outside in a pavilion. So we will be having an Ipod ceremony. I’m trying to figure out a few things.
- If the ceremony starts at 4:30, what time should we start the prelude music?
- How many songs do we need for the prelude?
- I’m only having one attendent (MOH) and two flower girls (the guys will already be at the “alter”). Can they and my dad and I walk down the aisle to the same song? It’s not going to be a particularly long walk and it seems silly to play two separate songs.
Any ideas and suggestions would be great!
Post # 3
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Buzzing bee
- Wedding: August 2009 - St. Thomas of Villanova Church & the F.U.E.L. House
As far as the same song goes, I say definitely! Everyone — me and my dad included — will be walking down the aisle to the same piece!
Post # 4
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Helper bee
I agree with Bruschetta… you can definitely do one song just make sure someone is there to stop it when needed!
You should practice a few times just to make sure, and you should try to start your walk during a distinctive point so you’re a lttle different! Good luck, let us know how it goes 🙂
Post # 5
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Worker bee
If your ceremony starts at 4:30, I would say to have 30 minutes of prelude music before that. So have music start at 4:00. And as far as how many songs you need, that will depend on the lengths of the songs. And I think it is absolutely ok for you and your attendent to walk to the same song. I think I’m going to use the same song for all three of my attendents and me!
Post # 6
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Bumble bee
We’re having an outdoor wedding. I’m doing about 30 minutes of music – 5 songs. We’re all walking down the aisle to Love me Tender by Norah Jones.
Post # 7
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Sugar bee
We are getting married outside in a pavilion. So we will be having an Ipod ceremony. I’m trying to figure out a few things.
- If the ceremony starts at 4:30, what time should we start the prelude?
Music is a biggie for me for my wedding. I have certain songs that must be played for certain parts of the day. I’m planning on my prelude music 45 minutes prior to my ceremony.
- How many songs do we need for the prelude?
This will again depend on what time you start the prelude music.
- I’m only having one attendent (MOH) and two flower girls (the guys will already be at the “alter”). Can they and my dad and I walk down the aisle to the same song? It’s not going to be a particularly long walk and it seems silly to play two separate songs.
I don’t think there is anything wrong with your Maid/Matron of Honor and FG’s, then you and your dad walking down to the same song.
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