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For Weddings there really are no rules. Each wedding is unique, insofar
as the Bride & Family decide on the structure of the event.
There are, however, some typical places in the ceremony where piping
is often performed. You may choose any or all of the options:
1. Playing as the wedding party enters. Usually this would be a stately
processional song played until the wedding party is in place at the front
of the church.
2. As the Bride comes up the aisle.
3. During Communion.
4. During the lighting of the Unity Candle.
5. As the Bride & Groom go down the aisle at the conclusion of the
ceremony.
6. Outside the church (weather permitting) as the families & guests exit.
Occasionally, piping is requested prior to the service as the families and
guests arrive. This is certainly fine, particularly when you do not plan to
have piping during the service (you don't want to overdo it!). If you plan
to have the Bride piped in, it's probably best not to have any piping prior
to that in order to maximize the impact of hearing the pipes for the first
time.
as the Bride & Family decide on the structure of the event.
There are, however, some typical places in the ceremony where piping
is often performed. You may choose any or all of the options:
1. Playing as the wedding party enters. Usually this would be a stately
processional song played until the wedding party is in place at the front
of the church.
2. As the Bride comes up the aisle.
3. During Communion.
4. During the lighting of the Unity Candle.
5. As the Bride & Groom go down the aisle at the conclusion of the
ceremony.
6. Outside the church (weather permitting) as the families & guests exit.
Occasionally, piping is requested prior to the service as the families and
guests arrive. This is certainly fine, particularly when you do not plan to
have piping during the service (you don't want to overdo it!). If you plan
to have the Bride piped in, it's probably best not to have any piping prior
to that in order to maximize the impact of hearing the pipes for the first
time.
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