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The Best Classical Music for Weddings - The Most Romantic Wedding Songs of All Time
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Classical Music for Weddings. Wedding March, Entrance, Waltz Music. The Most Romantic Wedding Songs of all time.

PLAYLIST:

1. "Canon in D Major" - J. Pachelbel (0:00)
2. "Bridal Chorus - Wedding March" - R. Wagner (5:44)
3. "Wedding March" - F. Mendelssohn (7:26)
4. "The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" - G.F. Handel (12:29)
5. "Jesú, joy of man's desiring" - J.S. Bach (15:50)
6. "The Flower Duet" - D. Lakmé (19:00)
7. "The Four Seasons, Spring" - A. Vivaldi (24:04)
8. "Waltz of the Flowers" - P.L. Tchaikovsky (28:01)
9. "The Blue Danube" - J.Strauss II (34:42)
10. "Messiah" - G.F. Handel (44:02)

These are the best classical songs for every part of a wedding; the entrance, marriage vows, processional, blessings, readings from scripture or literature, family or community vows of unity, and an exchange of wedding rings or other gifts. This classical wedding playlist also includes the waltz for the wedding reception.

"Canon in D major, Bridal Chorus, Jesu joy of man's desiring" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
"The Four Seasons - Spring (Vivaldi)" by John Harrison with the
Wichita State University Chamber Players (http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Joh...)
"The Flower Duet - Léo Delibes" performed by Quartet de Quatre Saisons (https://archive.org/details/Quartetde...)
"Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" by Elias Goldstein with the Advent Chamber Orchestra (http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fil...)

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