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By Brian Minter
Times Newspapers Staff Writer
Gone are the days when your only choice in wedding music was exactly when the church organist should start playing “Here Comes The Bride.”
Today a wide range of music is available, both for the ceremony and the reception, ranging from country music to Handel’s Water Music, from DJs to live bands.
Most people want some kind of music for the ceremony itself. While organists are still popular, they are typically only available in churches; a string or brass quartet can play at weddings held outdoors or in homes.
The choice of songs for the big moment is changing as well.
“There’s a break-away from traditional music, like ‘Here Comes The Bride,’ ” said Liz Thornton, a Warrenton music teacher who plays violin with the four-piece Quail Ridge String Ensemble. “Pachabel’s Canon is popular now for bringing in the bride. There’s a lot of good music out there that’s suitable for weddings.”
For the reception, the choice is usually between a live band or a DJ. Both have advantages. A DJ is cheaper, and can play the joyful couple’s favorite
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