You can also listen to quite a few of these pieces on this page.  You will be hearing the premier Bellissima String Quartet performing for a Ceremony in Santa Fe’s historic Loretto Chapel.  For examples of recently performed Wedding Ceremony programs and program layout ideas, click here. 

Remember, Trumpeters and Vocalists are also available for adding that special touch of majesty and beauty!

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	PROCESSIONALS
You can choose up to 2 processionals for all Wedding Attendants including; Grandmothers, Mothers, Bridesmaids, Ring Bearer(s) and/or Flower Girl(s). Of course, then the Bridal Processional!
	Traditional Bridal March, by R. Wagner (Trumpeteer optional)
	Canon, by Johann Pachelbel  - Listen
	Rondeau, by Jean Joseph Mouret (Trumpeteer optional)
	Trumpet Voluntary, by J. Clarke (Trumpeteer optional)
	Trumpet Tune, by H. Purcell (Trumpeteer optional)
	Air in D Major, by J.S. Bach - Listen
	Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring, by J.S. Bach
	Arioso, by J.S. Bach
	Air (from Water Music, Suite in F), by G. F. Handel - Listen
	Largo (from “Winter”), by Antonio Vivaldi - Listen
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	NON-TRADITIONAL PROCESSIONALS
	Andante, by Franz Schubert - Listen
	Allegro Moderato (from Quartet in D Major), by Haydn - Listen
	Double Violin Concerto, by J.S. Bach - Listen
	Serenade, by Haydn-Pochon - Listen
	Andante (from Divertimento No. 1), by W.A. Mozart - Listen
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MEDITATIONS

	Air in D Major, by J.S. Bach - Listen
	Largo (from “Winter”), by A. Vivaldi - Listen
	Larghetto (from “Xerxes”), by G. F. Handel
	Andante, by Franz Schubert - Listen
	Sheep May Safely Graze, by J.S. Bach
	Panis Angelicus, by Franck
	Ave Maria, by Schubert (Vocalist optional)
	Serenade, by Franz Schubert - Listen
	Double Violin Concerto, by J.S. Bach - Listen
	Andante (from Divertimento No. 1), by W.A. Mozart - Listen
	Meditation (from “Thais”), by J. Massenet
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	RECESSIONALS Your Recessional is the piece that’s played after the Kiss and your Introduction as “Mr. and Mrs.”   It is very upbeat and joyful as the two of you proceed back down the aisle as husband and wife!
	Wedding March, by Felix Mendelssohn (Trumpeteer optional)
	Hornpipe (from Water Music, Suite in D), by G.F. Handel (Trumpeteer optional)
	La Rejouissance, by G.F. Handel (Trumpeteer optional)
	“Spring,” by Antonio Vivaldi
	“Ode to Joy,” by Ludwig van Beethoven
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	NON-TRADITIONAL RECESSIONALS
	Entrance of the Queen of Sheba, by G. F. Handel
	“Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”, by W. A. Mozart
	Moderato, (fromBrandenburg Concerto No. 3), by J.S. Bach - Listen
	Allegro, (from Divertimento No. 1), by W.A. Mozart - Listen
	Presto, (from Divertimento No. 1), by W.A. Mozart - Listen
	Allegro, (from Divertimento No. 3), by W.A. Mozart - mellow - Listen

	CEREMONY PROGRAMS
	Prelude: Varied Classical Repertoire including:
	Movements from”Eine Kleine Nachtmusik” - W.A. Mozart
	Seating of Mothers
	“Largo,” from Winter of the Four Seasons - A. Vivaldi
	Procession of Bridesmaids
	“Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring” - J.S. Bach
	Bridal Processional
	“Trumpet Tune” - H. Purcell

	Welcome Opening Prayer Reading “Larghetto,” from Xerxes - G.F. Handel  Statement of Vows Exchange of Rings “The Lord’s Prayer”  Parent’s Blessing Prayer
	Recessional
	“Hornpipe” - G.F. Handel  “La Rejouissance” - G.F. Handel

Prelude

Canon………………………………..Pachelbel

Processionals

Air…………………………………..G.F. Handel Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring ……………J.S. Bach Trumpet Voluntary……………………...J. Clarke

The Greeting

The Declaration of Consent The Ministry of the Word Reading Song of Solomon 2:10-13; 8:6-7

Ave Maria…………………………………F. Schubert

Reading First Corinthians 13:1-13 Reading John 15:9-12 The Homily The Celebration of the Marriage The Prayers The Lord’s Prayer The Blessing of the Rings The Blessing of the Marriage Air…………………………………J.S. Bach The Peace Recessional Trumpet Tune…………………….H. Purcell Hornpipe………………………..G.F. Handel Parents of the Bride…………………Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown Parents of the Groom…………..Dr. and Mrs. James B. Farrell The Wedding Party Maid of Honor Cynthia L. Brown Bridesmaids Gillian Downey Donata Gonzalez Elizabeth Hendrie Anna Hovrud Amber Leyva  Best Man Michael V. Hidalgo Groomsmen Robert Sutton Bryan Goss David Ross Jonathan Yellen Readers Deborah Melton George Bischof Flower Girl Sydney Prange   Ring Bearer Austin Beard Ushers Damon Hendrie Michael Prange Gerald Allen Purcell Ross Tiemann Participants The Celebrant……The Very Reverend John B. Haverland Violin I……………………………………..Kerri N. Lay   Violin II…………………………………..Carol Hawkins    Cello…………………………………….Dana Winograd Trumpet………………………………….Jon Marciando Mezzo-Soprano……………………………..Janice Felty We want to thank our guests for sharing this special day with us. To our parents, we appreciate your love, guidance and support during this wonderful time in our lives. Chelsea and Kyle

Another Ceremony music listing: Prelude: Varied Classical Repertoire including
“Nocturne,” from Op. 9, #2	Frederick Chopin
“Serenade,” from Schwangesang, #4	Franz Schubert
Seating of  Mothers
“Arioso”	J. S. Bach
Procession of Bridesmaids
“Air in D”	J. S. Bach
Bridal Processional
“Canon in D”	Johann Pachelbel

A listing of the various “sections” of the Ceremony in order;

Opening Prayer Presentation of Gifts
“Ave Maria”	Franz Schubert
Holy Communion
“Sheep May Safely Graze”	J. S. Bach
Statement of Vows Exchange of Rings Prayer Recessional
“Hornpipe”	G.F. Handel