Maybe there was once a time when you thought that the life you are living was already perfect. Perfect in a sense that if it ever gets interrupted by an outside force your life would be ruined. But then, the thing you are most afraid of happened to be the best thing that ever happened in your life. The perfect world that you knew was nothing compared to what love can provide you.

Our wedding song for the week is a beautiful romantic song which tells about the bride’s experience when she met her groom-to-be. When he entered her life, her eyes saw the beauty that was hidden from her which she never thought existed.

“Until You Found Me” is a wedding song tailor fit to the bride who commissioned a brilliant song writer who composed this wedding song for her. Below is a video of the song complete with lyrics. If you are interested to also have your own wedding song customized for you, you can contact the guys from JGMastersMultiply.com.

I hope this wedding blog inspired you to make your own wedding truly memorable. Wait for more wedding blogs on how to have an inexpensive wedding and how to have wedding savings coming your way next week. This is Chelsea wishing you have the dream wedding you really want..

Last year we have featured Pachelbel’s Canon or Canon in D major with a mixture of Celtic tradition. The classical composition beautifully merges with the Celtic tradition, thus, creating a breathtaking wedding music that anyone can use on their wedding day.

Today, we will feature another wedding music that you’d probably want to include in your wedding song lists once you hear it. The wedding music for this week is a fusion of traditional English folk song and traditional Celtic melody which will make a great wedding music background at the reception.

Greensleeves is a traditional English folk song which is known to exist since the late 16th century. There is a belief that Lady Greene Sleeves (the original title) was composed by King Henry VIII for his beheaded queen of consort, Anne Boleyn. But this popular belief has no available evidence that will prove it was King Henry VIII himself was indeed the composer of this English traditional folk song.

Below is a video of the song. This particular rendition is available at TCarterMusic.com. May, you enjoy listening to this groundbreaking musical achievement. And wait for more wedding blog posts where you can learn different wedding savings technique for you to enjoy an inexpensive wedding. Until next time, enjoy planning dream your wedding.

To all brides and grooms out there, do you agree with me when I say that hearing the wedding march is the most romantic thing ever while seeing the beautiful bride walk toward the altar?

Today’s wedding blog is about the wedding march. Allow me to let you hear a very romantic rendition of the Bridal Chorus from “Lohengrin” by Wagner. This is a beautiful rendition by Miranda Wong and its sheet music and studio recording MP3 is available at PopCafeMusic.com

Just click the video and listen to a very romantic wedding march. You might want to play this rendition instead of the old usual one. Listen to this wedding march and enjoy planning your own beautiful wedding.

It’s time for you to listen to another great and romantic wedding song. Every week, besides giving you great wedding savings tips and advice on how to have an inexpensive wedding, we also make sure to feature a wedding song that you might want to include in your wedding song list.

Today, our featured wedding song of the week is written and produced by JD Entertainment. This wedding song is entitled, “These Rings.” It is one of 10 first rate tracks on JD Entertainment’s “Romantic and Love Songs Volume 1” CD.

Click the video to listen to this wedding song. And if you like it, it is available online at the following locations: Napster, eMusic, Groupie Tunes, iTunes US, iTunes Australia/N.Z., iTunes Canada, iTunes UK/European Union, iTunes Japan, Rhapsody, Amazon MP3, Shockhound, Amie Street, and Lala.

Hope you like our wedding song feature for this week. Enjoy listening and have a happy weekend.

If you are still looking for a song you want to use on your wedding day, here’s a perfect wedding song for you. It’s a beautiful wedding song written by independent recording artist, Darla Day. Darla wrote this song for her wedding day in 2001.

“Love of My Life (The Wedding Song)” is an emotional, beautiful, and touching song. This is perfect for romantic couples searching for a song which will fit them the most. So, listen to the song and you’ll be the judge if this is the song you are looking for on your wedding day.

Hope you are enjoying your weekend. Hi, this is Chelsea and I would like to welcome you to our new segment, Wedding Music of the Week. This is not our usual wedding savings tips to having inexpensive wedding. Here, we will feature beautiful wedding music you can use. We also include information about the composer of the songs and the artist(s) who popularized them. We might even add a little trivia or history about the song for kicks.

For today’s piece of music, I have chosen my most favorite wedding music of all wedding themes, the Canon. This masterpiece was composed by Johann Pachelbel in or around 1680, during the Baroque era. Canon, which is what it’s popularly called now, also goes by the titles of Pachelbel’s Canon, Canon in D Major, or Canon and Gigue in D major (formal).

The piece’s score was discovered and first published in the 1920s. Arthur Fieldler, a long time conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra, first recorded this wonderful music in 1940. American film director and actor, Robert Redford used the piece for his 1980 Academy Award-winning film “Ordinary People”. He use the Canon as the main theme for this movie.

The video I found from youtube is a recording from T Carter Music. This particular Canon in D major recording was beautifully merged with an inspirational Celtic traditional arrangement. I love Canon already, and I fell in love with it more mixed with Celtic music. Click the video and listen to this wonderful heart melting rendition of Canon in D major. Enjoy your weekend!

Music is part of the wedding event. Without it, your supposedly beautiful wedding celebration would turn dull and not so memorable anymore. It’s like watching a movie without the sound effects and musical scoring. How can you live with something like that?

Here’s a link to an article that gives wedding tips on what musical extras you need to discuss with your deejay beforehand. Remember it’s not only about wedding savings, it’s also about getting great deals from y0ur wedding suppliers. Just click the link to read the article.

Have you already picked a wedding song for your wedding day? Or are you already in the process of choosing one? If not, is it because you don’t know what songs to pick and don’t know where to start? Then let me link you to an article that will teach you how to plan the music for your wedding.

Planning well will help you get the wedding savings you are looking for. Enjoy reading the article.  And remember, good information is power.