Sunday, January 23, 2011

That Will Last Til the End

Just photos today, as I'm working madly on homework today! Wedding planning took over my Saturday so literature, science lab, New Testament history, and Thomas Carlyle in Victorian Britain have officially sacked my Sunday :(

I've picked out wedding music!!! The prelude will be "Claire de Lune" and the processional will be "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring." The recessional will be Ella Fitzgerald's "Love Is Here To Stay." Since we're having a traditional church wedding, I have to pick one congregational hymn: either "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" or "O, the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus." Votes, please???


Also, if anybody has further suggestions for very soft romantic classical music for the prelude...let me know :)
<3 Cambria

5 comments:

  1. Clair de Lune is such a beautiful song! :) x

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  3. Have fun with homework! Lovely sweater and boots!

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  4. I wish I had some suggestions for prelude music but I'm having trouble deciding on songs for my own wedding! Though I may have to listen to some of your selections for inspiration. I was thinking of Romance by DeBussy.

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  5. Haha to Minute Obsessions' comment because it is chain mail and she (thus you) have me to blame! But, that is different from spam because this requires selecting people you know (well, in bloggerspace), not just a mass e-mail. Overall, t is a well-deserved award.

    Love this pairing with the necklace and skirt. What a great match! Love the neutral tones.

    Wedding prelude music? I had my wedding party walk down to Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No.5 or 3 or both. Isn't it terrible that I can't recall? It was almost 14 years ago. Okay, I just looked it up. It was 3. Here's a YouTube video.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ9qWpa2rIg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
    I believe we played No.5 as well because we needed more. I chose this because I played cello in Jr and Sr high school and we played his every year. Same orchestra teacher in both schools.

    And that us why I warn people that I leave long comments :D Thanks for stopping by!

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