I am walking down the aisle to a completely different song than the rest of my wedding party, who will obviously be walking in before me.  I have chosen the Bridal March by Jonathan Cain  http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1165184/a/For+A+Lifetime.htm   (Track No. 13)

I will have a nice piano song for the wedding party to walk in to before me, but how long should the song be?  I have one that I really love, Reminiscent Joy, but it's 4:43 minutes long and I think that would probably be too long - am I wrong?  I have one MOH and 2 BMs, they will be accompanied down the aisle with the BM and groomsmen.

Do you think it would be ok to have the sound guy just fade the volume out as they finish walking in together if the song's not done yet and then start my bridal march?

Help

Steph

Finally Mrs. Schmidt - August 26, 2006

Finally a MOMMY to Nathan - September 26, 2008

Yes, I think that would be a good idea to just fade the song out and go right into your song ... I might even let your song play for 30 seconds or so before you start your trip up the aisle

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