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- Prelude/Seating music Ceremony Package Plus - $325 Following your ceremony, create a wonderful ambiance during cocktails or dinner with the sound of the classical guitar. This package includes the ceremony service and one hour of social music. --- Ceremony music tips Commonly in wedding ceremonies, music is required for four main parts of the ceremony: - Prelude/Seating music In addition, many couples request additional music for certain points of the ceremony, such as candle-lighting, rose exchange, or a wine ceremony. Prior to the ceremony proper, a period or 15-30 minutes of light classical music is performed as the guests are being seated. It is best for this period not to exceed 35 minutes, as many guests begin to seat themselves once the music begins.--- Processional Music - Entrance processional of the wedding party Music chosen for the processional should provide a steady pulse at walking tempo. The bride may choose to have a spearate piece of music for her own processional aside from the wedding party, or chose to have one piece for the entire party. Visit the sounds page for examples of common processional music. The guitarist will require a clear visible cue from a non-participant in the wedding party. The wedding coordinator, assistant or a ceremony guest are excellent choices. A clear hand signal with clear eye contact, as well as a 'five minute warning' processional cue. --- Signing of the Registry During the signing of the registry, it is common to provide romantic music during this period. Traditional pieces such as "Air on a G string," or Ave Maria" are popular choices. The bride may chose to have a contemporary piece performed during the signing. ---Recessional Music - The wedding party recessionalResessional music should be upbeat and jubilant, setting the mood for the celebtation to follow. Often, non-traditional contemporary songs are used for this purpose with great effect. Guests will likley depart immediately or very soon after the wedding party to reception area. This is the last piece of music for the ceremony. Please check out the sounds page for examples of recessional music selections. |
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On the date of the performance do we need to provide you with anything? I will bring everything that I need including a sound system, microphone, chair and gazebo. (for outdoor events) All that is required is a small space of approx. 4' x 4' to perform. (10' x 10' for outdoor performances) --- Do you need to amplify the guitar? In most cases, I will amplify the guitar. For small wedding ceremonies with 60 or fewer guests, amplification may not necessary. --- Do you require an electrical outlet? I would like access to a power outlet if possible. If a power outlet is not accessable, I will provide a battery powered sound system. --- What happens if we decide to book you? If you would like to schedule a performance, contact me by email (al@alyzereefjr.com) or by contact form --- Can we meet in-person to plan our wedding music? Meeting in-person is an excellent way to plan your wedding music. Planning can also be done by phone or email. --- Questions? Any more questions, please email me at al@alyzereefjr.com or send a message through my form on my contact page located here. |
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