The prelude is the period of time before the bride arrives for the ceremony and generally last thirty to forty-five minutes. Many couples choose wedding songs and music that is joyous but unobtrusive, allowing the guests to be seated and relaxed before the ceremony officially begins. Selections from the following traditional and non-traditional songs may be considered:
 

TITLE	ARTIST
Adagio from Sonata in E-Flat	Mozart
Air from Water Music	Handel
Air On The G String (from Orchestral Suite No.3)	Bach
Allegro from Brandenburg Concerto #4 in G J.S.	Bach
Amen! Praise and Glory	Peacock
Ave Maria	Gounod
The Call from Five Mystical Songs	Vaughan Williams
Forever in Love	Kenny G
The Four Seasons- "Spring"	Vivaldi
Have You Forgotten	David Benoit
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring	J.S. Bach
London Trio #3 - Adante	Haydn
Nocturne In E flat, Op.9 No.2	Chopin
O God of Life - Panus Angelicus	Franck
Prelude to the afternoon of a Faun	Debussy
"Quando Men' Vo" (Musetta's Waltz from La Boheme)	Puccini
So this is Love Instrumental "Cinderella"	David, Hoffman, Livingston
Waltz (from Sleeping Beauty Act 1)	Tchaikovsky

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