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Processional
The organist or musicians typically play a song during the entrance of the wedding party. Although there is no right or wrong song selection, many couples choose to keep the music for their ceremony somewhat traditional. Traditional choices may include:

Canon in D - Pachelbel
Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring - Bach
March (from Occasional Oratorio) - Handel
Prince of Denmark's March (Trumpet Voluntary) - Clarke/Purcell
Processional in C - Hopson
Processional (from Water Music Suite) - Handel
Trumpet March - Lully-Wolff
Trumpet Tune in C - Lau
Solemn Processional (from Water Music) - Handel
Wedding Processional and Air - Bach-Leupold