The Groom: The groom proceeds to walk down the aisle accompanied by their parents, with his father on the left and his mother on the right. The Bridesmaids: The bridesmaids then proceed in pairs, starting with those standing farthest from the bride. The Maid or Matron of Honor: The bride’s right-hand woman walks alone.

The Pre-Processional – Played as the honored family members walk down the aisle. 3. The Processional – Played as the bridal party walks down the aisle. The Bride Song – Played as the bride walks down the aisle.

A great wedding processional song includes a beautiful intro to set the scene, a steady rhythm to pace the steps to, and can sometimes include a piano or guitar part so pretty guests will get teary-eyed just listening to it. These 50 wedding processional songs are modern, unique, and guaranteed to capture the moment you’re looking to create.

Keep your ceremony on trend when you choose any of the tunes on our list of modern wedding processional songs. Your bridesmaids and groomsmen will thank you for choosing a cool song they’re familiar with as they kick off your ceremony with a fun twist.

Consider choosing your own reception entrance song for a memorable moment. This wedding song can be romantic and fun, or outrageous and goofy — it can really set the tone for the rest of your wedding reception songs. You may want to consider walking in to a favorite song that is special in your relationship.

From “Wedding March” to “Spring,” these common classical tunes are no-fail crowd pleasers for the end of your ceremony. We’ve rounded up the best traditional wedding recessional songs here. “Wedding March” (from A Midsummer Night’s Dream) by Felix Mendelssohn “Ode to Joy” by Ludwig van Beethoven