I
received an email from a future bride opting to sing as she walks the
aisle. He stumbled upon one of our posted videos in youtube and
fascinated to do the same. He asked me to send her a record and
she'll be using her voice for the bridal march at St. James The Great
Church in Alabang.
Doing
this is a special gesture and dramatic because not everybody is aware
that the bride will sing as she walks the aisle. But a better word to
describe this is – TOUCHING MOMENT. Not all brides are brave enough
to do this feat even if they have good voices. Maybe, their emotions
will overrule and things might not get right. But as I said this will
create a big moment for her wedding.
A
special song is needed close to the couple's heart and it is a form
of dedication – a gesture of reminding each other their sincere
love that never ends.
If
I have the right to speak, I think proper choice has to be made. Not
all songs give an impact for a ceremony like weddings. The best
choices are still the lyrical types. The melody has to be haunting
and most of all flowing especially during the ceremony where careful
choices are a must to create a solemn one which the couple wants it
to be.
Still,
the brides decides and thinks what's best.
What
happens when there is no music as the ceremony goes or most of all
when the bride walks down the aisle?
