Christopher Rude

This gentle sweet melody was composed on an Italian poem and makes an elegant backdrop for any part of the ceremony.

This little piece is beautiful in its simplicity, and makes a good invocation.  If you listen carefully, you can hear bells ringing in the interior voices.

This Renassiance dance makes a great processional.  Moving effortlessly from voice to voice, the melody weaves a brief, but heart-felt love story.

One of Bach's most recognizeable classics, "Jesu" is often chosen to accompany the procession of the wedding party or the bride herself.

This timeless cello piece is equally fitting as a prelude, processional or solo.  The guitar lends harmony and texture to the music.

The most popular processional of all, this unmistakable classic is traditionally played on an organ, but the guitar gives it new life!

This famous aria from the opera, Gianni Schicchi, is very popular at weddings.  Its lingering melody makes it perfect for a dedication or solo.

Commonly used as a prelude, Bach's timeless "Air" is elevated to new heights by the gentle, harp-like strings of the classical guitar.

This piece is very popular among modern brides and sets an elegant background for romantic processionals and unity ceremonies.

This haunting and graceful melody is often used as a prelude, solo or postlude piece.

This unforgettable melody from "La Boheme" works beautifully anywhere in the ceremony program.

From Bach's sixth cello suite, this tune is both beautiful and recognizable.  It works well in any part of the ceremony, especially as a recessional.

Beethoven's inspiring and most famous melody makes a perfect recessional for the newly-wed couple.

This familiar fanfare is a popular choice for celebrating the completion of the ceremony and beginning the recessional.



This sweet lullaby simultaneously evokes both melancholy and romance, making it one of Satie's most famous works.  It's often used as postlude.

This is one of Handel's finest melodies, and works beautifully as a recessional or postlude feature.