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Good music can be the difference between a good wedding reception and a great wedding reception. While a lot of brides have higher priorities than picking music, be sure to spend an ample amount of time planning this detail. Come your wedding day, the music may be one of the things your guests remember most.

If you have a large budget, live music is always the way to go. To book a musician, you should plan well in advance. Some musicians and bands book up to a year in advance for weekend dates. While live music can be expensive, it is almost always well worth the investment. When selecting any musician, try to hear them play for yourself in person. If that’s not possible, at the very least, listen to their demo tape. Be sure to ask for references and check them before signing a contract or handing over any money.

If you don’t have a large budget, using a DJ is another terrific option. Make sure the DJ you select is experienced in working weddings. It’s also best if the DJ has worked the same venue. The more experienced the DJ, the better.

What type of music should you play at your wedding? You need to take into account a lot of variables. First, you should consider the type of music both you and the groom like. You should also then consider what type of music your guests will enjoy. If the guest list is primarily older people, then pop music is probably not the way to go for your reception. Provide your DJ, band or musician with a “must-play” list of songs you want included at your reception. But maybe even more important is a “do not play” list. This should be a list of the songs that you absolutely do not want played at your wedding.

Finally, if you are having a theme wedding, be sure to connect the music with the theme. Theme weddings for different decades are very popular – particularly the 50′s and the 70′s. Both of these decades have fun music selections to choose from.

The bottom line is you should remember that this day is about you and your husband-to-be. For example, if you both enjoy hip hop music, you should include hip hop music on your play list, even if it doesn’t exactly match the feel of your wedding. Don’t be afraid to stretch the boundaries because with your wedding reception music, you can put a unique stamp on your most cherished of days.

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The best method to shop for a suitable men’s wedding band is to first look around and get to know what is available. A good place to start would be your nearest jewelry store. You will be able to physically examine different bands. Use this opportunity to get your finger sized and get familiar with different varieties and prices.

Start looking at catalogues featured on online jewelry stores. You will be amazed at the wide range of men’s wedding bands on display.

Simple gold wedding bands can start at $125 and the prices rise as features are added. The quality of gold, the thickness of the ring, engraving, setting with gemstones, etc., can hike up the prices considerably. A 14k yellow gold band set with a few diamonds could set you back about $700.

A simple platinum men’s wedding band is often priced around $145. Varying thicknesses will result in a variation in cost.

Men’s wedding bands set with diamonds start as low as $175. The quality of diamond and the type of metal it is set in are features that will affect the price. The size and cut of the diamond is an important feature. Solitaires are the most expensive and need a good setting to be displayed flatteringly. Platinum bands set with good quality diamonds can cost $1000 and more.

Generally 14-carat gold is used to make most of the gold wedding bands set with diamonds. They can be set in 18-carat or 24-carat on demand. Classy gold bands with diamonds can be purchased between $500- $750.

Men generally do not like to spend much on jewelry. In that case 9 carat gold wedding bands can be purchased. These will be easy on the pocket and they look good too. These bands are available in the price range of $125-$200.

Stainless steel wedding bands are also pretty inexpensive. These bands are popular because of the macho look they project.

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More than most factors, music can shape the mood of your wedding service and reception in a really big way. This is particularly so with string quartet and instrumental ensemble music.

The beauty of hiring a string quartet is the versatility of what they can play. Literally, any music classical or popular, (within reason), can be adapted for use by a string quartet. Moreover, string ensemble music provides the perfect backdrop for such a special occasion.

Do you want to relax your guests as they arrive? Complement the conversations during your wedding meal? Don’t forget that string quartet music can also accompany an organist or other musicians during the wedding ceremony itself.

If your venue is small or your budget is tight, consider a string quintet or trio in lieu of a string quartet. The difference is only a violin player – plus or minus!

It’s imaginative to involve quite different styles of music over the duration of your ceremony and reception. For example, you may want to start the church service with guests being met by a piper, (if it’s a Scottish wedding), or a classical rendition from a string quartet just prior to the proceedings commencing. Also what about a jazz band for a bit of gusto after the speeches?

During the reception itself, string quartet instrumental music is a wonderful accompaniment during the meal, when guests want to have a conversation along with the soothing backdrop of great instrumental music

From experience, we recommend that you select a wedding band, jazz band, swing band or an entertainment group that you’ve personally chosen to start the proceedings proper during the all important, dancing phase of the reception. Alternatively, if your budget is limited you may want to select a string quartet plus disco.

What will you need for wedding day music?

For the most part, this question will be answered by six factors:

o The size of your budget.

o Do you want a lot of special requests?

o The availability of good local bands, string quartets and musicians.

o The logistics of your venue and the size of your wedding party.

o Your desire to have a live vocalist present.

o The amount of dancing that you’ll want during your wedding.

If you are planning to have live music at your wedding – consider the following:

o Does your chosen band or string quartet have recordings of tracks that you can listen to?

o Do they have testimonials that can be seen and if necessary, can you have the opportunity to speak to people who have hired the band previously?

o Is there enough space for the string quartet or band at the venue? Is the venue big enough and are the acoustics suited to the sounds of your band?

o Will extra PA and sound systems be required to be hired – where they are not being provided by the band or quartet?

o What will the band be wearing? For example, if you’ve hired a string quartet, will the players be in black or white tuxedos.

o Are back up musicians available in case one of the band or string quartet has to drop out at short notice?

o Is the bandleader, or dance caller, willing and able to act as M.C. and organise the evening’s entertainment, direct guests and convey announcements etc?

o Who is the leader of the band – and can they be contacted easily prior to the event?

o Who will be the responsible person for the band or string quartet at the reception?

o What is the total charge? What is the deposit? When and in what payment form is the final balance due?

o If you can afford it, wouldn’t it be great to have a band and string quartet playing in an alternating fashion or in different parts of the venue?

o Will you or the band want a break whilst an evening buffet is being served, for example?

To conclude, music is frequently the last service to be booked for a wedding. Yet it is so important to the ambiance and atmosphere of such a special occasion. At the very least you should consider the possibility of string quartet music alongside a function band or disco. The beauty of string quartet instrumental music is that it can be provided in popular, contemporary or classical styles.

A quartet can play during the ceremony itself – in tandem with a church organist. Whilst, during the welcoming and wedding meal stages of the reception, string quartet music can provide a wonderful romantic backdrop to the occasion.

If your guests are staying overnight at your hotel venue – what about surprising them with beautiful string quartet instrumentals first thing in the morning as they eat their breakfast. Soothing classical music is a sure way to relieve the effects of a wedding hangover.

Finally, don’t be afraid to negotiate with a band leader. It’s important that you get what you require at a price that’s acceptable to you. However, remember that good bands and string quartets cost money and often a cut in costs can only be done when cheaper alternatives are considered.

Good luck with planning your wedding day.

Anthony Coogan

String Quartets Live

Anthony Coogan has been involved in providing classical and contemporary music in the UK and Europe for the last 20 years. String Quartets Live developed as a result of his classical music training coupled with his experience of playing at hundreds of weddings over the years.

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Finding the perfect music for your wedding ceremony is far from easy. On the one hand, there is so much to choose from. On the other, there is very little out there that is genuinely new and different. Fortunately the explosion in websites that allow you to download samples of some of the most popular options has made finding the right music a whole lot easier. Indeed, there are now one or two people who will actually write something especially for you; but more of that later.

A church wedding service can typically be divided up into four sections from a musical point of view. First there is the music that welcomes everyone into the church. Then there is the entrance of the bride. Third, an anthem may be sung, or another piece of music performed or played – often during the signing of the register and finally there is the music that plays while everybody leaves. Of course, there are often hymns sung too.

For this article we are going to focus on the third of these musical moments; the music that is typically used during the signing of the register.

This is a key moment in the service as the bride and groom commit pen to paper and begin their new life together in earnest, but for the congregation, it really needs something to hold the emotion of what has just gone by; the exchanging of vows and rings, the lifting of the veil, and the kiss.

Solo flute, harp or cello music is often chosen and the performer may often suggest a number of pieces from their own repertoire that they feel are particularly suitable. However, if you are going to play a recording, then the choice can be overwhelming…which combined with the fact that many churches can be quite strict about what they allow to be played, can make things quite tricky. So, here are a number of suggestions that you might like to consider.

The first five pieces are by John Rutter, probably one of the best known living composers for choirs and an Englishman with impeccable credentials. In 1980 he was made an honorary Fellow of Westminster Choir College, Princeton, and in 1988 a Fellow of the Guild of Church Musicians. In 1996 the Archbishop of Canterbury conferred a Lambeth Doctorate of Music upon him in recognition of his contribution to church music. The pieces are ‘The Lord bless you and keep you’, ‘A Gaelic blessing’, ‘God be in my head’, ‘The Lord is my shepherd’ and ‘Open thou mine eyes’.

Next we have ‘Haec dies’ by William Byrd, another English composer, but this time of the Renaissance. He died in 1623 and wrote some simply beautiful choral works.

Third we have Charles Stanford’s ‘Beati quorum via’. Charles Stanford was an Irishman who died early in the 20th century and had, has a fantastic reputation for choral works. Finding one favourite among his repertoire of works was extremely difficult.

Next we have ‘My spirit sang all day’ by Gerald Finzi, and ‘Ave Maria’ by Franz Biebl.

Finally there is ‘Tota pulchra es’ by Michael Leighton Jones.

If none of those classics is quite right for you but you are still interested in the magic of an acappella sound when you are signing the register, then you might like to consider an alternative that was certainly not around in William Byrd’s day, or even Charles Stanford’s…unless of course you happened to be the reigning monarch. This is the option of actually having something composed specifically for you…much as Diana might have done had her friendship with Elton come much earlier in her life. Many composers offer this service, at a price, but generally there is then a further challenge of finding a choir to learn the piece and the costs involved in so doing. However, there is also the option, as provided by Bella Acappella, (And perhaps others, but the author has yet to find them) of having your names and wedding vows recorded for you in a beautiful wedding anthem before your big day. A recording you can then keep, like your photos, forever.

So, even for those of us who perhaps cannot afford to have Elton singing at our wedding, there are some beautiful pieces of music to choose from, and if you like, you may choose to have a piece that’s written specially for you.

Find more about wedding ceremony music at http://www.wedding-music.org.uk and at [http://www.bellaacapella.com]

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Square wedding bands have a distinct macho look about them. These bands are squared on the outside and rounded on the inside for a comfortable and snug fit around the finger.

As most of the metals used for crafting wedding bands are highly malleable, creating a square band is not difficult. Square wedding bands can be crafted out of any material chosen and then embellished in any preferred manner. Most jewelers are open to the idea of incorporating customer ideas and then crafting exquisite and unique wedding bands.

Two-tone or multi-tone square wedding bands are a popular choice as they bear a distinguished look. These bands combine two or more different colors in a pleasing manner. This is a classic style that never goes out of fashion. Special techniques are used to combine layers of contrasting colored metals using very high heat and pressure. The resultant metal has unique patterns that look fabulous on square wedding bands.

For example, three layers of pure 18K white, 18K yellow, and 18K red gold welded and crafted skilfully form intricately patterned square wedding bands. Such bands can be further enhanced with the use of gemstones. A creative craftsman can make an unlimited number of patterns while combining metals of differing hues.

Square wedding bands lend themselves very well to geometric patterns. The shape of the surface acts as a supportive background for various geometric shapes. Jewelers take orders for specific engravings too. The slightly larger width of a square wedding band makes an ideal setting for the engraving.

A titanium square wedding band of 2mm thickness would cost around $200. A square wedding band made of 14k yellow gold in 2.5 mm thickness would also cost around $200. A similar one made with white gold will cost slightly lesser. A similar size made with 9k gold can bring down the price considerably.

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Music is an important part of the
celebration of your marriage. Throughout history, music has been used for
weddings to bring the community together with sounds and rhythms that have the
power to surpass age and status buriers, uniting everyone in support of your
marriage.

When choosing music for your wedding (in addition to your personal preferences)
it’s important to consider the musical tastes and desires of your guests. A good
point to consider is that your wedding (reception and/or ceremony) is an
opportunity for you to give back to your guests for their participation and
support, so choose a musical selection that will appeal the most to your guests.

Music is also a great “stress reliever” or “ice breaker” because it helps people
to relax and transition from what is often a very formal situation to an
environment where people can express themselves more fully.

There are 2 general types of music available for a modern wedding, they are:

1) A DJ

2) Live Musicians

A DJ (which stands for Disk Jockey) is a person who plays CDs through a sound
system at your reception and provides stage lighting for additional effect. The
advantage to hiring a DJ is that they are typically less expensive than live
musicians, and you can have all the songs that you want played for your
reception.

The disadvantages to hiring a DJ are that the music can sometimes seem a bit
“generic” or un-lively, and may be inappropriate for your ceremony. Some people
may also feel that DJ music is “cheesy” or uninteresting due to the lack of
musical flexibility and depending on the DJ’s individual approach – you may or
may not want to have them emcee for the reception.

Hiring live musicians is the other option you have for your wedding music. This
is typically more expensive and may involve a bit more planning than a DJ, but
can be a very uplifting resource for you and your wedding guests.

How do you envision your wedding reception? Do you want to dance with your
guests or are you intend to have a more subdued event? If you don’t want
dancing, you may choose classical or jazz musicians to entertain – This could
include a string quartet, a harpist, pianist or any other type of soloist.
(Soloists are often the first choice for wedding ceremonies as well).

If you DO intend for there to be dancing as a part of your wedding celebration –
there’s nothing better for this than a live dance band! The advantage to hiring
a live band for your reception is that there is a certain synergy that occurs
when live musicians perform together that cannot be achieved with a DJ, and live
musicians can are also able to adapt to the “vibe” of the room – playing faster,
slower, louder or softer depending on the preferences of you and your guests.

Skilled wedding musicians can also allow for members of the wedding party to participate by singing along or joining in with the band. This can add a great
deal of value to your wedding reception by creating the great “Kodak Moments”
that everyone will remember for years and years to come.

Take your time and consider the options carefully. Use the internet to research
your options and look in local wedding trade journals for musician and DJ
listings before you hire. Make a list of questions and concerns that you may
have and ask them of your perspective entertainers.

Your wedding day is YOUR DAY – make it great with music that compliments
the theme and emotion that you want reflected at your wedding.

Donovan Kovar is the president and booking manager for GreatLiveMusic.com – Providing Professional, High Quality Musical Entertainment For Weddings In Minnesota And Surrounding Areas. Visit GreatLiveMusic.com for more information.

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Musical entertainment in weddings pep up guests and make an otherwise boring and drab ceremony interesting, exciting and fun.

Wedding ceremony is broadly divided into two events – marriage and reception. This is where musical entertainment acts as a smooth transition from one event to another. Music is a great way for couples to bond together. It makes them share the joys of commitment through celebration with friends and family.

Musical entertainment in weddings is based on the atmosphere and message. It could either be festive and upbeat or quiet and low-key or somewhere in between.

Evolution of Musical Entertainment

Over the years, advances in technology have transformed musical entertainment and today, couples can select from a wide range of recorded music and live musicians.

A popular trend is in having recorded music for the reception and live acoustic music for the ceremony. Acoustic music is usually preferred by those who seek unplugged or unamplified entertainment.

This could either be a vocalist, guitar, piano, harp or their combination. Record music usually indicates mobile disc jockey. DJs are now highly affordable and can play rocking music from any part of the world. Experienced DJs also serve as reception coordinators.

Points to Consider

The best way to find a DJ or musician is purely on personal experience. You can also seek reference from those who have recently tied the knot.

The next best source for all sorts of wedding information is bridal fairs. Here, you can get the best and the talented ones at your fingertips. A good follow up to all of the above is yellow page directories.

Another best way to select DJs is by surfing the net and visiting personal websites. You are sure to find relevant details. Narrow the options down with the above guidelines to make your wedding a musical success.

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After acceptance of the marriage proposal it is time to seal the deal and make it real (official)

Besides the vow exchange it is the offering of the gold weddings bands that put the finishing touches to a perfect day. This part of the service is where the marriage is finalized/bonded, infinity together forever till death do us part. Before the marriage takes place be sure that you feel good about your choice of wedding bands.

We dont want know last minute hiccups so whatever your preference when buying gold/silver for the wedding band is, for you both to be satisfied with the style. If you are happy with the choice of ring that leaves a smile on your face then let us pray that the smile stays forever through out married life. No doubt it will if you get right.

Because the wedding band is made of different materials you may find it hard on what to pick. Popular choice among young couples today is the white or yellow gold, should you opt for a 14 karat gold wedding band then remember it is not entirely made purely of gold. A mixture of alloys such as copper and silver may well be present.

Silver and platinum Wedding bands are on the increase, not far from taking the number one spot for popularity when sealing those wedding vows. Platinum is far from a light material and is supposedly known as one of the most precious metals. Platinum is a stunning white metal used in wedding rings which radiates beauty for all who adorn themselves in it.

Why is Silver not classed as superior or upper market in quality, the reason being is silver is a soft metal. Discoloration in Wedding bands made of silver is not rare so be sure that this is what you want when choosing silver. An added bonus for silver lovers is it is far less expensive than other materials.

The thickness of the Wedding band is an important factor that has to be taken into account when the bride and groom make their selection on the wedding band design.

It is not unusual for both parties to choose the same wedding style; it is common in weddings today. Expect the woman’s wedding band to be slightly smaller than that of the male unless the female resembles shrek. If you have any concerns or question that need answering regarding rings then pop along to a professional jeweller for advice before making any decision, this way you receive expert opinion.

Why not go mad and follow the flow with engraved wedding bands, remind yourself before any metal artwork goes ahead that the dedication has meaning and comes straight from the heart, as you do not want to change it at a later date if your feelings change. So choosing the right words to say what you feel has to be carefully planned.

Wording like devotion, initials, dedications, symbols, are fine examples for the engraving process.

Jewellers specialise in ready made wedding bands, if by chance you have something else in mind for the style then ask. Jewellers make wedding bands to a couples specific design requirements. You may find by doing this it could be a lot cheaper than purchasing the rings from a store.

So many rings have different titles like the wedding/engagement/signet ring etc. If I had chance to walk down the aisle once again I would choose the ETERNITY ring over the wedding band. Well why not that is what marriage is all about.

P.S. If I had chance to walk down the aisle for the second time, I wouldn’t (Joking). Now go seal the deal.

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If you’re planning a church wedding, organ is an instrument you should learn. Okay, maybe not learn. But definitely learn a little about.

The organ has been called the “King of Instruments”. It’s a well-deserved title.

You many not know very much about this instrument. The pipe organ is a very common instrument in churches, so it will help you to know a little about it for planning your wedding ceremony music. Just a little.

A common instrument for a wedding: organ If you’re getting married in a church, chances are that you’ll be having an organ involved in your wedding music. Of course, you don’t have to. You can choose a piano or bring in other instruments. But the organ is what most couples choose, partly because it’s an extremely convenient choice.

This is why so many of my music suggestions are organ pieces. It’s simply the most commonly-used instrument.

How it works The pipe organ was essentially the world’s first synthesizer. This is because it can make a wide variety of sounds, thanks to its stops. These stops control air going to different sets of pipes (each set makes a different sound). “Pulling out a stop” means more pipes will play when a key is pressed.

Some churches have electronic organs rather than pipe organs. The sound can be but is not always similar. The concept is still the same. For you, thinking about a wedding, organs are organs. There’s no real difference to be concerned about.

The organ can play many different styles of music because of these stops and the variety of sounds they play. Being able to play multiple keyboards and pedals at the same time only increases this capability.

But it’s not for all music But some music isn’t at all suited for the organ. Just like a harp can technically play notes from any piece of music doesn’t mean it’s going to sound good. A harp playing something written for an electric guitar is not going to be pretty.

Such is also true for the organ. Some music just won’t work.

I once heard a story from an organist friend in Germany. A bride gave him a CD of yoga music that featured chirping birds and even a zither and asked him to play this for her processional. He said he’d do his best. He spent many hours trying to simulate various sounds he heard from the CD on the organ and made a valiant attempt.

But it turned out the bride was expecting it to sound exactly like the CD and she was terribly disappointed. The sounds she wanted just weren’t possible on the organ.

What you also need to know It’s also important for you to know that not only are organs very expensive instruments, but the technique for playing one is far different than for other instruments such as pianos and even electronic jazz- or rock-type organs (or keyboards). It’s just completely different.

For both of these reasons, churches tend to keep a close eye on who gets to play their instrument. For weddings, guest organists will need to be cleared with the church.

Ask the church for permission if you want to use your own musician. Be prepared to be asked whether your musician knows how to play such an organ.

Points to remember

1. The organ is a very flexible instrument and can play a variety of music. There’s an abundance of music already written for it.

2. But even this instruments has its limits. Don’t assume any music will be handled well.

3. Playing an organ is different than other keyboard instruments. Don’t assume that anybody who can play a keyboard can play a church organ well.

Wedding Music Unveiled’s goal is to simplify your church wedding ceremony music planning.

We’ll give you music ideas and use our experience to guide you through what can be a confusing process. We want to help you choose exciting, memorable music that will make your wedding ceremony distinctive and a perfect reflection of you!

For more information or to get started, go to http://weddingmusicunveiled.com

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The wedding band is perhaps the most important piece of jewelry worn in life. Symbolic of the bride and groom’s commitment to each other, wedding bands are exchanged as part of the marriage ceremony witnessed by family and friends. Unlike other pieces of jewelry, wedding bands are worn every moment of every day. Therefore, it is essential that a wedding band is comfortable and compatible with a couple’s sense of style.

The bride and groom-to-be should spend time viewing and researching band styles and materials prior to making a final decision. By browsing jewelry stores and Internet sites, couples can gain a sense of their likes and dislikes.

Wedding Band Materials

Wedding bands are traditionally made of gold, white gold or platinum. If a couple chooses gold bands, they should select 14k or 18k gold for sufficient quality and durability. Another less expensive choice for men’s bands is titanium. Bands may be embellished with special finishes or engraved patterns to reflect individual tastes. Diamonds or other precious stones may also be incorporated into the design.

Matching Bands

Many couples wish to have matching wedding bands to symbolize their union. Engaged pairs may purchase matching “his and hers” rings, or create a matching custom design for both bands. If a couple cannot agree on a shared band design, they may consider rings that are coordinated rather than matching. For example, bands might be made of the same material, share a similar style (e.g. vintage, classic, modern), engraved pattern, or include the same stones without being identical. If the bride and groom prefer different metals (gold vs. platinum), they may choose to create a ring that incorporates both colors.

Personalized Messages of Love

Many couples choose to engrave a meaningful sentiment or their wedding date on the inside of their wedding bands. This option can “unite” the rings, even if the pair did not choose matching rings. Engraving is offered at most jewelry stores for a small fee. However, if the couple wishes to personalize their rings with an engraving they should allow sufficient time to ensure the rings are ready in advance of the ceremony.

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