Weddings
Your Love Story Deserves the Perfect Soundtrack Music gives every wedding its emotion, personality, and rhythm. From the anticipation before the ceremony to the final celebration on the dance floor, Lmusiconnections creates a customized musical experience that reflects your story and makes every moment unforgettable.Choose the moments you would like us to accompany, select the ensemble that best fits your vision, and let us take care of the music.

Which Moments Would You Like to Include?
Guest Arrival & Prelude
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Welcome your guests with beautiful live music as they arrive and take their seats, typically beginning 15 to 30 minutes before the ceremony.
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You may select one or two favorite songs and allow our musicians to curate the rest of the prelude, creating an elegant and inviting atmosphere before the ceremony begins.
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The first note of your celebration begins before you walk down the aisle.
Wedding Ceremony
Your ceremony’s music is carefully coordinated to accompany its most meaningful moments:
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Family Seating: Special music for the entrance and seating of parents, grandparents, and honored family members.
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Wedding Party Processional: Music for the entrance of the wedding party.
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Grand Processional: A distinctive selection for the bride, groom, or couple’s entrance.
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Ceremony Moments: Optional music for communion, unity ceremonies, candle or rose ceremonies, signing of the marriage certificate, or remembrance of loved ones.
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Recessional: An uplifting song to celebrate the newlyweds’ first exit together.
Most ceremonies require three to five principal selections, depending on the couple’s preferences, traditions, and faith.
Every entrance, promise, and celebration deserves its own musical moment.
Cocktail Hour
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Keep the celebration flowing with live music while your guests mingle, enjoy refreshments, and wait for the reception to begin.
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Choose sophisticated classical music, romantic standards, jazz, pop, Latin favorites, or a personalized blend of styles.
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Elegant, relaxed, and perfectly timed for conversation and celebration.
Full Wedding Celebration
Create one seamless musical experience from the arrival of your guests through the ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, and reception.
Our team can combine live musicians, bands, DJs, sound, lighting, and event production to give every stage of your wedding its own atmosphere while maintaining a cohesive flow throughout the day.
From the first arrival to the final dance, we create the soundtrack to your entire celebration.
Choose Your Musical Ensemble
Soloist
Intimate, Elegant & Personal A solo violinist, violist, or cellist is a beautiful choice for intimate ceremonies, proposals, guest arrivals, and cocktail receptions.With carefully selected music and optional professional accompaniment tracks, one musician can create a warm and emotionally engaging atmosphere.Ideal for: intimate weddings, elopements, preludes, proposals, and cocktail hours.
Duo
Beautiful Harmony & IntimateOur duo delivers a rich, elegant sound while remaining flexible and budget-conscious. A violin-and-cello combination is especially effective for romantic ceremonies and smaller venues.Other instrument combinations may be available depending on your preferred style and repertoire.Typical configuration: violin and cello. Ideal for: guest arrival, ceremony, cocktail hour, and intimate receptions.
String Trio
Rich, Versatile & Sophisticated The string trio offers greater musical depth and harmony while preserving an intimate presentation. It performs classical wedding favorites beautifully and can also bring contemporary songs to life.Typical configuration: violin, Viola and cello.Ideal for: ceremonies, cocktail hours, formal dinners, and medium-sized venues.
String Quartet
The Signature Wedding EnsembleOur most highly recommended option, the string quartet provides the perfect balance of elegance, versatility, and musical impact.Its full, expressive sound is ideal for classical repertoire as well as creative arrangements of pop, rock, film, Latin, and contemporary favorites. Typical configuration: two violins, one viola, and one cello. Ideal for: ceremonies, cocktail hours, receptions, and indoor or outdoor celebrations.
Chamber Orchestra
A Grand Entrance Deserves a Grand SoundMake an unforgettable statement with the power and elegance of a chamber orchestra. This premium ensemble creates a cinematic atmosphere and delivers the depth, emotion, and visual impact of a large live performance. Suggested configuration: five violins, two violas, two cellos, and one double bass. Ideal for: luxury weddings and extraordinary entrances.




Musical Inspiration
These selections are suggestions. Most can be used for different parts of the ceremony, and substitutions are always welcome. We encourage you to request songs that hold special meaning for you.
Contemporary & Pop Ceremony Guest Arrival and Prelude “Here Comes the Sun” — The Beatles “Hallelujah” — Leonard Cohen “Bitter Sweet Symphony” — The Verve “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” — Harold Arlen “Can’t Help Falling in Love” — Elvis Presley “Perfect” — Ed Sheeran Wedding Party Processional “The Way I Am” — Ingrid Michaelson “Wonderful Tonight” — Eric Clapton “Marry Me” — Train “All of Me” — John Legend Grand Processional “A Thousand Years” — Christina Perri “Can’t Help Falling in Love” — Elvis Presley “Turning Page” — Sleeping at Last “Perfect” — Ed Sheeran Recessional “Happy” — Pharrell Williams “Viva la Vida” — Coldplay “Don’t Stop Believin’” — Journey “All You Need Is Love” — The Beatles “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” — Stevie Wonder
Classical Ceremony Guest Arrival and Prelude “Sheep May Safely Graze” — Johann Sebastian Bach “Meditation from Thaïs” — Jules Massenet “Air on the G String” — Johann Sebastian Bach “Simple Gifts” — Traditional Wedding Party Processional “Trumpet Voluntary” — Jeremiah Clarke “Trumpet Tune” — Henry Purcell “Entrance of the Queen of Sheba” — George Frideric Handel “Rondeau” — Jean-Joseph Mouret Grand Processional “Canon in D” — Johann Pachelbel “Bridal Chorus” — Richard Wagner “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” — Johann Sebastian Bach Recessional “Wedding March” — Felix Mendelssohn “Ode to Joy” — Ludwig van Beethoven “La Réjouissance” — George Frideric Handel “Hornpipe” from Water Music — George Frideric Handel


