Instrumental music for wedding?

[nutcase]

I'm getting married this fall but we don't want to use the normal wedding music in the ceremony. So we are thinking of alternatives to the cheese. I'm thinking some nice mellow jazz instrumental music would be cool. Any ideas from the collective?

[Pow4Brains]

Congrats!

L.A. by Widespread (think it's on Ain't Life Grand)

[Tuckerman]

Medeski Martin and Wood

[Jumper Bones]

You best tell us when and where, holmes.

[fez]

i hired a couple friends to play mandoline and guitar at our wedding. they played for an hour before the cermony and an hour after until dinner started.

[El Chupacabra]

Mariachi band.

http://lazylaces.com/pics/center_seedy_sanchez.jpg

[Steven S. Dallas]

"Frankenstein," by the Edgar Winter Group.

[Keoni]

Just use the audio from your favorite porn tape.

[MOHSHSIHd]

Rite of Strings:

Al DiMeola, Jean Luc Ponty, Stanley Clarke



probably one of the best acoustic jazz albums in the last 20 years

buy it you wont regret it

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000000QIH?v=glance

[Buster Highmen]

Pachabel's Canon.
Bach Oboe Solos From Cantatas .
King Kong (Off Mother's of Invention Uncle Meat).
Kessel Plays Standards
Ellington Sophisticated Lady
Telemann Six Violin Sonatas
Peaches in Regalia (Off Zappa's Hot Rats)
Oscar Peterson/Herb Ellis

[El Chupacabra]

Instead of "Here Comes The Bride," use the Imperial March from Star Wars:

http://www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Media/Imperial-March.mp3

Edit -- it won't let you click on the link to play -- cut-n-paste into a browser window to play it.

[nutcase]

Instead of "Here Comes The Bride," use the Imperial March from Star Wars:

http://www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Media/Imperial-March.mp3

Edit -- it won't let you click on the link to play -- cut-n-paste into a browser window to play it.


The woman said no. But she did fall out of her chair and spit beer through her nose when I suggested it :yourock:

[runethechamp]

Grieg - Wedding day at Troldhaugen

[criscam]

Bagpipes.

[TomK]

A couple of nice and quiet "early sunday morning" guitar discs for the background.
Accoustic Alchemy - Red Dust And Spanish Lace or Back On The Case
Peter White - Excusez-Moi & Reveillez-Vous, but Glow is also good.

More synthy sound, but still quiet:
Ray Lynch - Deep Breakfast. I've gotten multiple queries of "who is that? I want my own copy" for his Celestial Soda Pop.



Or, go with the Bagpipes.
Sounds designed to induce terror.
That'll put y'all in the right frame of mind. ;-)