It's her wedding so her choice. I'm all for nontraditional and if someone wants to walk down the aisle to a song with lyrics, more power to them for not falling into the cookie-cutter trap. Therefore what anyone else thinks about it doesn't matter at all. Unless she is getting married in a church that has restrictions where she is only allowed to use religious music.
It's the bride's choice--it really doesn't matter what anyone else thinks about it, if she's happy with it, and it says what she wants for her wedding, then that's all that really matters.
I've been to several weddings that have used popular country songs for processional music rather than the classical arias usually heard. Things like that are what make weddings unique, and memorable for the guests.
She is the bride. They are paying a lot of money to have a wedding of their choice. So it really doesn't matter what other people think. It is not their wedding...it is the bride and grooms. So if that is the song she wants playing when she is walking down the aisle....who am I or anyone else to judge.
I think a bride can walk to anything she likes! Ceremony music is a deeply personal thing that many people use to reflect themselves, their relationships, and their love. You can walk to Cannon D or heavy metal. It all depends on your taste.
oh I love that song. It would be nice in any part of the wedding. I'm traditional in many senses (only when it comes to weddings though. lol) and I'll be using the wedding march but I would LOVE hearing this at a wedding I was attending.
Friends of mine just got married July 4th and that was the song she walked down the isle to...it was an outside wedding and our music minister sang the song...it was absolutely beautiful...
Maybe for a first dance song but not to walk down the aisle to.
i love that song but not to walk down..maybe out or first dance @ the reception
needs to be lost
you can use it - not your wedding
got a better one, 99 red luft balloons -nena
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