Bridal March vs Canon in D

I am having canon in D, I remember it from father of the bride when I was younger and always said that is my wedding music

I'm having Canon in D for my entrance and we are leaving to The Wedding March.

Im the same as nicola, I remember it from father of the bride and have always said that would be my wedding music. It also makes me tear up everytime I hear it xx

IF we are having a church wedding (which now seems quite unlikely but still, it's a possibility), we'll be walking out to The Wedding March from "The Sleeping Beauty", op. 22, by Erkki Melartin - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJM2AEd0nYs.

I'd probably walk in to Wedding March by Toivo Kuula, I love how it's so calm and delicate - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p8pv83cr3g.

I'm having canon in d just because I find it so relaxing and I'm hoping it will help my nerves. Plus my partner said it was always his dream for his bride to walk down the aisle to that song. No pressure huh! Haha

I had the traditonal entrance and exit music but had Canon in D to sign the register. I love them all and this way I could have them all.

My sister walked down the aisle to a twinkly version of 'here comes the bride' and it was a lot softer and not as full on. Of the two I prefer Canon in D but neither are to my personal taste.

Thanks for all replies!

I've found a lovely classical version of Canon in D which made me go all goose pimply!! I'm scrapping the Heartbeats prelude (may still use for signing music) and just having this piece, it's just lovely!! Bought the mp3 version off iTunes so just need to burn to a disc ready for the rehearsal!!

There is a classical version of the Wedding March too, toying with having that played as the recessional music as opposed to having it played on the organ!