This waltz was written for the first dance of a couple whose reception was held in a rustic, New England venue. The exact makeup of the string orchestra was unknown at the time the piece was requested, so a lead sheet format was utilized for maximum flexibility of instrumentation. This particular recording features mandolin, guitar and bass.

Waltz For Abby & Greg - String Band - First Dance

Inspired by Romantic era waltzes, this solo piano piece would make a wonderful accompaniment for the first dance.

Short and Pretty - Piano - First Dance

A wedding classic - the string quartet. This dignified piece would serve well for the procession down the aisle, seating music or the end of the ceremony.

String Quartet - Processional

A lively dance that would be ideal for a favorite soloist. This piece is just the thing to celebrate the conclusion of the ceremony! It would also be a perfect start to the post-ceremony, post-dinner revelry.

Solo Flute - Celebretory Dance

A stately, elegant way to move the party down the aisle, this organ processional is right at home in a classic-style wedding.

At Sunrise - Organ - Processional

If you're lucky enough to have access to one for your wedding, a full orchestra is a striking way to make a statement.

Excerpt from Mountain Meadow - Storm - Clearing - Symphony Orchestra - Dramatic Showpiece

Looking for a quiet moment of introspection? This solo piano piece provides a space for personal reflection.

Early Morning Solitude - Piano - Interlude

An intimate, soulful song for one of the special dances at the reception. 

Electric Piano - Special Reception Dance

A loop-based dance piece, just the thing for your DJ to start easing into the end of a perfect reception.

Electronic - New Age/World Music - Mid-Reception Dance

Something different, perfect for a late 19th or early 20th century-themed wedding reception. Or, perhaps, Western Steampunk?

Wedding Composer - USA