Posted by: Bill in Dayton
Playing for Non Traditional Wedding ... - 03/04/05 12:30 PM
Lst summer I averaged about 3 Weddings a month...every one was very traditional.
I have a non-traditional wedding coming up in April, it should be very interesting to see how it turns out...the couple are both in their early 20's...have only known each other since July.
I'll be playing various standards, love songs, etc. as the guests arrive and are seated. I'll be using my Tyros and singing...
For the Bridesmaids enterance, I'll be singing a short section of James Taylor's "Shower the People."
For the Brides enterance, she wants me to play about a minute of "This I Swear" by Nick Lachey...
For the Groom's enterance its either Billy Joel's "Just The Way You Are" or Ben E. King's "Stand By Me" as they walk up to the alter...
For the happy couple's grand exit, "This Magic Moment" by Jay and the Americans.
I've done weddings where there was maybe one contempoary song amongst traditional ones, but this is totally different from any wedding I've ever been a part of.
I'm very interested in seeing how this all goes over...
Bill in Dayton
I have a non-traditional wedding coming up in April, it should be very interesting to see how it turns out...the couple are both in their early 20's...have only known each other since July.
I'll be playing various standards, love songs, etc. as the guests arrive and are seated. I'll be using my Tyros and singing...
For the Bridesmaids enterance, I'll be singing a short section of James Taylor's "Shower the People."
For the Brides enterance, she wants me to play about a minute of "This I Swear" by Nick Lachey...
For the Groom's enterance its either Billy Joel's "Just The Way You Are" or Ben E. King's "Stand By Me" as they walk up to the alter...
For the happy couple's grand exit, "This Magic Moment" by Jay and the Americans.
I've done weddings where there was maybe one contempoary song amongst traditional ones, but this is totally different from any wedding I've ever been a part of.
I'm very interested in seeing how this all goes over...
Bill in Dayton