Traditional wedding songs I believe are at the forefront to every wedding.
Jesus Rodriguez2012-10-05
roofing again
hello again tony if your still knoking around here is the link
and some info ,ring them for advice ,say micky kemsens put you on
michaelkemsens2012-06-20
Wedding March lyrics cont
A translation of it is-
Faithfully guided, draw near
to where the blessing of love shall preserve you!
Triumphant courage, the reward of love,
joins you in faith as the happiest of couples!
Champion of virtue, proceed!
Jewel of youth, proceed!
Flee now the splendour of the wedding feast,
may the delights of the heart be yours!
This sweet-smelling room, decked for love,
now takes you in, away from the splendour.
Faithfully guided, draw now near
to where the blessing of love shall preserve you!
Triumphant courage, love so pure,
joins you in faith as the happiest of couples!
Michelle2011-10-12
Wedding March lyrics
The Bridal Chorus is from Lohengrin and it does have lyrics written by Wagner. For the person who said that the reason this song is inappropriate for weddings because the wedding was between two transvestites, they were wrong. (I know this since I'm a music major who paid attention in class.) The couple who marries in the opera were Elsa (female) and Lohengrin (male).
The reason the song is thought to be inappropriate is because it was actually sung after the wedding right before when Lohengrin and Elsa were going to go consumate their marriage.It is also thought to be inappropriate due to the failure of Elsa and Lohengrin's marriage. (They had trust issues) The actual song used upon entering the church is Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral. (In my opinion, Elsa's Procession is a thousand times prettier, and one of my favorite pieces of Romantic music. I highly recommend giving it a listen.)
Anyways, the orriginal German lyrics are as follows-
Treulich geführt ziehet dahin,
wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr'!
Siegreicher Mut, Minnegewinn
eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar.
Streiter der Tugend, schreite voran!
Zierde der Jugend, schreite voran!
Rauschen des Festes seid nun entronnen,
Wonne des Herzens sei euch gewonnen!
Duftender Raum, zur Liebe geschmückt,
nehm' euch nun auf, dem Glanze entrückt.
Treulich geführt ziehet nun ein,
wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr'!
Siegreicher Mut, Minne so rein
eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar.
Michelle2011-10-12
link
it is also in wedding-recessional-music.
there I just posted the original (Wagner) lyrics and an English translation.
Helio2011-07-04
Lyrics Versions
There are three versions I heard:
Here comes the bride
All dressed in white
Here comes the groom
Skinny as a broom
Here comes the usher
The old toilet flusher
Here comes the bride
Big, fat, and wide
Here comes the bride
All dressed in white
Where is the groom?
Down on Decatur St. [in Atlanta]
Sweeping out the room
Patrick2011-03-22
song
i just love this one
mercy2011-01-01
Wedding March
Faithful and true
We lead ye forth
Where love triumphant
Shall crown ye with joy
Star of renown
Flower of the earth
Blessed be ye both
Far from all life's annoy
Champion victorious
Go thou before
Maid bright and glorious
Go thou before
Here comes the bride
Dressed all in white
Radiant and lovely she
Shines in his sight
Gently she glides
Graceful as a dove
Meeting her bridegroom
Her eyes full of love
Long have they waited
Long have the planned
Life stands before them
Holding their hands
Asking God’s blessings
As they begin life
with new meaning
Life shared as one
Enter God’s Union
Bow before his throne
Promise each other
To have and to hold
Sarah2010-10-04
Original lyrics
"Elsa's Procession from the Cathedral" (Lohengrin)
Guided in faith, enter within,
where may the blessing of love attend you!
Victorious valour and the prize of love
unite you in trust as a blessed pair.
Champion of virtue, advance!
Flower of youth, advance!
Let the sound of revelry be shut out
and your heart's bliss be attained!
Now, removed from sight, take possession
Of this perfumed chamber, decked for love.
Guided in faith, now enter within,
where may the blessing of love attend you!
Victorious valour and pure love
unite you in trust as a blessed pair.
(As the two trains meet in the middle of the stage Elsa is led to Lohengrin)
EIGHT LADIES
As God has given you His blessing
we too wish you happiness.
Long remember this hour
in the course of love's Joy!
(The King embraces and blesses Lohengrin and Elsa. The pages give the signal to leave. The processions re-form and during the following pass by the newly married pair so that the men leave the chamber on the right, the ladies on the left.)
BRIDAL SONG
Guided in faith, stay within,
where may the blessing of love attend you!
Victorlous valour, love and happiness
unite you in trust as a blessed pair.
Champion of virtue, here remain!
Flower of youth, here remain!
Let the sound of revelry be shut out
and your heart's bliss be attained!
Now, removed from sight, take possession
of this perfumed chamber, decked for love.
jim2010-06-19
Where is the Groom???
"Here comes the bride all dressed in white,
Where is the Groom he is in the bathroom,
Why is he there,
He lost his underwear!!!" That is what I heard. I don't know the real thing.
Rach2010-05-25
Here comes the bride
The way I heard it when I was a kid, 60+ years ago, was:
Here comes the bride, big fat and wide, see how she wobbles from side to side. Here comes the groom skinny
as a broom....
I don't remember the rest of it.
redeye2009-08-13
The real original lyrics
A few have mentioned that the Bridal Chorus is from Richard Wagner's opera "Lohengrin" - they are right. And yes, since it's actually a chorus (check out the title!), there are indeed ORIGINAL words. Of course they're in German. You can research this yourself if you want, but here they are:
Treulich geführt, ziehet dahin,
Wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr!
Siegreicher Mut, Minnegewinn,
eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar.
Streiter der Tugend, schreite voran!
Zierde der Jugend, schreite voran!
Rauschen des Festes seid nun entronnen,
Wonne des Herzens sei euch gewonnen!
Duftender Raum, zur Liebe geschmückt,
nehm euch nun auf, dem Glanze entrückt.
(etc., etc - this is just the first two verses)
Some churches don't allow this piece for wedding processionals when/if they have a rule against using any music from the theater or from films. If this rule exists in your church, they'll also disallow Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" (usually a recessional) as it was composed as incidental music for the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
I am both a wedding musician and a bride at the moment. My wedding is next month, and we will be having a choir of our musical friends (many of whom also play weddings regularly) sing Wagner's Bridal Chorus in the original German 4-part choral arrangement.
smn2009-06-19
Another OOOps
I meant to capitalize God's Name. I apologize.
CHERRY2009-06-03
Okay This is a Bettr One
Here comes the bride dressed all in light
Radiant and lovely she shines in his sight
Gently she glides graceful as a dove
Meeting her bridegroom her eyes full of love.
Love have they waited long have they planned
Life goes before them opening her hand.
Asking god's blessing as they begin
Life with new meaning, life shared as one
Entering God's union, bowed before His throne
Promise each other to have and to hold.
CHERRY2009-06-03
ooops
The Life goes before them should be "Life stands before them." Sorry!
CHERRY2009-06-03
Truth behind Wagner's Bridal Chorus
Warning: this may spoil the song for you!
The Bridal Chorus comes from Wagner's opera Lohengrin. The song may be inappropriately used for formal weddings because the wedding in this opera is between two transvestites. In fact the song doesn't come until the end of the wedding, while people are following the two to the bridal bed. I didn't use it in my wedding for this reason. Glad I was a music major in college!
Kylie2009-01-11
IT stinks
Who really wants the people at your wedding to think, "here comes the bride, big fat and wide"?
There are no lyrics to the song. It's not a song...it has no words. It's a piece of music...not meant to be sung.
It's done.
Jess2008-08-04
Wedding March Lyrics
Laura is right. These are the lyrics. The words are sang at many weddings and the the song is titled "Bridle Chorus". Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy.
Champion victorious go thou before! Maid bright and glorious, go thou before!
Mirth’s noisy revel ye’ve forsaken, tender delights for you now awaken!
Fragrant abode enshrine ye in bliss, splendor and state in joy yet dismiss.
Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy.
Cathy2008-03-02
I have not heard it
I am trying to listen to the song
Kara2008-01-15
Look up Lohengrin
If you are interested in knowing the words and perhaps why this piece is less than appropriate for a wedding search the story and libretto for Wagner's Lohengrin.
Kristina2007-12-10
Back to the Basics
What is wrong with going back to the traditional basics? This is a classic, beautifl song, and what bride doesn't dream of walking down the isle to this march?
Ashley2007-11-19
What ever
I am dying to find out the real lyrics to things song
If you could bear to but them on the internet that would be good
danni2007-06-05
Lyrics
Kevin: Do you know the rest of the lyrics?
Suzanne2007-05-11
Lyrics
The traditional song Here Comes The Bride "The Bridal Chorus" does have lyrics but the only lyrics I have found were the actual lyrics from Wagner's Opera which start off Faithful and True
Kevin2007-05-06
Tell
Then tell us Mr. Hendrix, what are the words of the song????
Kaylee Wannaknow2007-03-23
I love To Sing
I'm looking for a nice son to sing at a wedding!
ronnica Isaac2007-01-25
wedding song
i want to hear it
stacy2006-12-10
Wedding March Lyrics
This piece of music originaly is from the Opera Lorengren by Richard Wagner. There are no "real" words though there have been contemporary lyrics written
MWF2006-11-17
wedding march lyrics
Are you kidding me??!! You thought they were beautiful?? Someone must've changed the ORIGINAL lyrics for your wedding, C.J. Bryan, the ORIGINAL words are just like you said with the groom in the saloon. THIS SONG IS LITERALLY ABOUT A WHORE! Double-check me if you will, but this is the reason why MOST priests, preachers and pastors refuse to let it play in church.
Leslie2006-11-03
Kids Lyrics
Ask any kids the words go...
Here comes the bride
Big fat and wide
Slipped on a banana peel
and went for a ride
= ) would be interested to know the real lyrics perhaps the person who had it sung at their wedding would care to enlighten us further??
Lisa2006-11-02
Wow
You can just look the lyrics up on the internet.
Larry2006-10-19
Wedding March lyrics
The song does not traditionally have lyrics. If it did, I'm sure Wagner would have written them in German, not English. Some modern words were added very recently and it has become known as "Here Comes The Bride"
Laura2006-08-29
Wedding March Lyrics
Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy.
Champion victorious go thou before! Maid bright and glorious, go thou before!
Mirth’s noisy revel ye’ve forsaken, tender delights for you now awaken!
Fragrant abode enshrine ye in bliss, splendor and state in joy yet dismiss.
Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy. Be ye Happy!
Laura Aldridge2006-08-22
wedding march
this is all i can find
Here comes bride
All dressed in white
Here comes the bride
With the groom by
Her side.
Connor2006-08-10
Chorus
The "chorus part" comes after the initial melody...
EHA2006-07-16
Geez....
"Here comes the bride" is not a tune, it's a march- from Wagner's Lohengrin. As far as I recall- marches don't usually have words, and if this one did, they'd be in German! Yikes. Research?...
EHA2006-07-16
WEDDING MARCH LYRICS
Apparently, there ARE words to Wagner's Wedding March... I just watched "It Happened One Night" on TCM (Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert) and a boy's choir was singing it as she walked down the aisle at her formal wedding. I came to this site to try to find the words.... anybody out there able to help?
renee2006-01-29
wedding march lyrics
I'm dying to know the real words to the song!
jmb2006-01-02
Wedding March Lyrics
Hi,
Of course, it has words. It was sung at my wedding and it was beautiful.
C. J. Hendrix2005-12-05
Wedding March lyrics
Yes, I believe the wedding march does have lyrics becuase I once heard someone sing "Here comes the bride, all dressed in white" to that tune, although I'm not certain of the rest. There was also something in there that went "Where is the groom, down in the saloon", but the girl who sang it couldn't recall all the words, and I'm not certain she was serious about the second part. There's no problem, I guess, although since I thought you may have had it in your archives, well, at least you know as much of it as I do. Thanks, although you haven't helped me any. I'll let you know if I find it on the web. Bye.
Appropriate Wedding Songs
Traditional wedding songs I believe are at the forefront to every wedding.
Jesus Rodriguez 2012-10-05
roofing again
hello again tony if your still knoking around here is the link
and some info ,ring them for advice ,say micky kemsens put you on
michaelkemsens 2012-06-20
Wedding March lyrics cont
A translation of it is-
Faithfully guided, draw near
to where the blessing of love shall preserve you!
Triumphant courage, the reward of love,
joins you in faith as the happiest of couples!
Champion of virtue, proceed!
Jewel of youth, proceed!
Flee now the splendour of the wedding feast,
may the delights of the heart be yours!
This sweet-smelling room, decked for love,
now takes you in, away from the splendour.
Faithfully guided, draw now near
to where the blessing of love shall preserve you!
Triumphant courage, love so pure,
joins you in faith as the happiest of couples!
Michelle 2011-10-12
Wedding March lyrics
The Bridal Chorus is from Lohengrin and it does have lyrics written by Wagner. For the person who said that the reason this song is inappropriate for weddings because the wedding was between two transvestites, they were wrong. (I know this since I'm a music major who paid attention in class.) The couple who marries in the opera were Elsa (female) and Lohengrin (male).
The reason the song is thought to be inappropriate is because it was actually sung after the wedding right before when Lohengrin and Elsa were going to go consumate their marriage.It is also thought to be inappropriate due to the failure of Elsa and Lohengrin's marriage. (They had trust issues) The actual song used upon entering the church is Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral. (In my opinion, Elsa's Procession is a thousand times prettier, and one of my favorite pieces of Romantic music. I highly recommend giving it a listen.)
Anyways, the orriginal German lyrics are as follows-
Treulich geführt ziehet dahin,
wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr'!
Siegreicher Mut, Minnegewinn
eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar.
Streiter der Tugend, schreite voran!
Zierde der Jugend, schreite voran!
Rauschen des Festes seid nun entronnen,
Wonne des Herzens sei euch gewonnen!
Duftender Raum, zur Liebe geschmückt,
nehm' euch nun auf, dem Glanze entrückt.
Treulich geführt ziehet nun ein,
wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr'!
Siegreicher Mut, Minne so rein
eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar.
Michelle 2011-10-12
link
it is also in wedding-recessional-music.
there I just posted the original (Wagner) lyrics and an English translation.
Helio 2011-07-04
Lyrics Versions
There are three versions I heard:
Here comes the bride
All dressed in white
Here comes the groom
Skinny as a broom
Here comes the usher
The old toilet flusher
Here comes the bride
Big, fat, and wide
Here comes the bride
All dressed in white
Where is the groom?
Down on Decatur St. [in Atlanta]
Sweeping out the room
Patrick 2011-03-22
song
i just love this one
mercy 2011-01-01
Wedding March
Faithful and true
We lead ye forth
Where love triumphant
Shall crown ye with joy
Star of renown
Flower of the earth
Blessed be ye both
Far from all life's annoy
Champion victorious
Go thou before
Maid bright and glorious
Go thou before
Here comes the bride
Dressed all in white
Radiant and lovely she
Shines in his sight
Gently she glides
Graceful as a dove
Meeting her bridegroom
Her eyes full of love
Long have they waited
Long have the planned
Life stands before them
Holding their hands
Asking God’s blessings
As they begin life
with new meaning
Life shared as one
Enter God’s Union
Bow before his throne
Promise each other
To have and to hold
Sarah 2010-10-04
Original lyrics
"Elsa's Procession from the Cathedral" (Lohengrin)
Guided in faith, enter within,
where may the blessing of love attend you!
Victorious valour and the prize of love
unite you in trust as a blessed pair.
Champion of virtue, advance!
Flower of youth, advance!
Let the sound of revelry be shut out
and your heart's bliss be attained!
Now, removed from sight, take possession
Of this perfumed chamber, decked for love.
Guided in faith, now enter within,
where may the blessing of love attend you!
Victorious valour and pure love
unite you in trust as a blessed pair.
(As the two trains meet in the middle of the stage Elsa is led to Lohengrin)
EIGHT LADIES
As God has given you His blessing
we too wish you happiness.
Long remember this hour
in the course of love's Joy!
(The King embraces and blesses Lohengrin and Elsa. The pages give the signal to leave. The processions re-form and during the following pass by the newly married pair so that the men leave the chamber on the right, the ladies on the left.)
BRIDAL SONG
Guided in faith, stay within,
where may the blessing of love attend you!
Victorlous valour, love and happiness
unite you in trust as a blessed pair.
Champion of virtue, here remain!
Flower of youth, here remain!
Let the sound of revelry be shut out
and your heart's bliss be attained!
Now, removed from sight, take possession
of this perfumed chamber, decked for love.
jim 2010-06-19
Where is the Groom???
"Here comes the bride all dressed in white,
Where is the Groom he is in the bathroom,
Why is he there,
He lost his underwear!!!" That is what I heard. I don't know the real thing.
Rach 2010-05-25
Here comes the bride
The way I heard it when I was a kid, 60+ years ago, was:
Here comes the bride, big fat and wide, see how she wobbles from side to side. Here comes the groom skinny
as a broom....
I don't remember the rest of it.
redeye 2009-08-13
The real original lyrics
A few have mentioned that the Bridal Chorus is from Richard Wagner's opera "Lohengrin" - they are right. And yes, since it's actually a chorus (check out the title!), there are indeed ORIGINAL words. Of course they're in German. You can research this yourself if you want, but here they are:
Treulich geführt, ziehet dahin,
Wo euch der Segen der Liebe bewahr!
Siegreicher Mut, Minnegewinn,
eint euch in Treue zum seligsten Paar.
Streiter der Tugend, schreite voran!
Zierde der Jugend, schreite voran!
Rauschen des Festes seid nun entronnen,
Wonne des Herzens sei euch gewonnen!
Duftender Raum, zur Liebe geschmückt,
nehm euch nun auf, dem Glanze entrückt.
(etc., etc - this is just the first two verses)
Some churches don't allow this piece for wedding processionals when/if they have a rule against using any music from the theater or from films. If this rule exists in your church, they'll also disallow Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" (usually a recessional) as it was composed as incidental music for the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream."
I am both a wedding musician and a bride at the moment. My wedding is next month, and we will be having a choir of our musical friends (many of whom also play weddings regularly) sing Wagner's Bridal Chorus in the original German 4-part choral arrangement.
smn 2009-06-19
Another OOOps
I meant to capitalize God's Name. I apologize.
CHERRY 2009-06-03
Okay This is a Bettr One
Here comes the bride dressed all in light
Radiant and lovely she shines in his sight
Gently she glides graceful as a dove
Meeting her bridegroom her eyes full of love.
Love have they waited long have they planned
Life goes before them opening her hand.
Asking god's blessing as they begin
Life with new meaning, life shared as one
Entering God's union, bowed before His throne
Promise each other to have and to hold.
CHERRY 2009-06-03
ooops
The Life goes before them should be "Life stands before them." Sorry!
CHERRY 2009-06-03
Truth behind Wagner's Bridal Chorus
Warning: this may spoil the song for you!
The Bridal Chorus comes from Wagner's opera Lohengrin. The song may be inappropriately used for formal weddings because the wedding in this opera is between two transvestites. In fact the song doesn't come until the end of the wedding, while people are following the two to the bridal bed. I didn't use it in my wedding for this reason. Glad I was a music major in college!
Kylie 2009-01-11
IT stinks
Who really wants the people at your wedding to think, "here comes the bride, big fat and wide"?
There are no lyrics to the song. It's not a song...it has no words. It's a piece of music...not meant to be sung.
It's done.
Jess 2008-08-04
Wedding March Lyrics
Laura is right. These are the lyrics. The words are sang at many weddings and the the song is titled "Bridle Chorus". Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy.
Champion victorious go thou before! Maid bright and glorious, go thou before!
Mirth’s noisy revel ye’ve forsaken, tender delights for you now awaken!
Fragrant abode enshrine ye in bliss, splendor and state in joy yet dismiss.
Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy.
Cathy 2008-03-02
I have not heard it
I am trying to listen to the song
Kara 2008-01-15
Look up Lohengrin
If you are interested in knowing the words and perhaps why this piece is less than appropriate for a wedding search the story and libretto for Wagner's Lohengrin.
Kristina 2007-12-10
Back to the Basics
What is wrong with going back to the traditional basics? This is a classic, beautifl song, and what bride doesn't dream of walking down the isle to this march?
Ashley 2007-11-19
What ever
I am dying to find out the real lyrics to things song
If you could bear to but them on the internet that would be good
danni 2007-06-05
Lyrics
Kevin: Do you know the rest of the lyrics?
Suzanne 2007-05-11
Lyrics
The traditional song Here Comes The Bride "The Bridal Chorus" does have lyrics but the only lyrics I have found were the actual lyrics from Wagner's Opera which start off Faithful and True
Kevin 2007-05-06
Tell
Then tell us Mr. Hendrix, what are the words of the song????
Kaylee Wannaknow 2007-03-23
I love To Sing
I'm looking for a nice son to sing at a wedding!
ronnica Isaac 2007-01-25
wedding song
i want to hear it
stacy 2006-12-10
Wedding March Lyrics
This piece of music originaly is from the Opera Lorengren by Richard Wagner. There are no "real" words though there have been contemporary lyrics written
MWF 2006-11-17
wedding march lyrics
Are you kidding me??!! You thought they were beautiful?? Someone must've changed the ORIGINAL lyrics for your wedding, C.J. Bryan, the ORIGINAL words are just like you said with the groom in the saloon. THIS SONG IS LITERALLY ABOUT A WHORE! Double-check me if you will, but this is the reason why MOST priests, preachers and pastors refuse to let it play in church.
Leslie 2006-11-03
Kids Lyrics
Ask any kids the words go...
Here comes the bride
Big fat and wide
Slipped on a banana peel
and went for a ride
= ) would be interested to know the real lyrics perhaps the person who had it sung at their wedding would care to enlighten us further??
Lisa 2006-11-02
Wow
You can just look the lyrics up on the internet.
Larry 2006-10-19
Wedding March lyrics
The song does not traditionally have lyrics. If it did, I'm sure Wagner would have written them in German, not English. Some modern words were added very recently and it has become known as "Here Comes The Bride"
Laura 2006-08-29
Wedding March Lyrics
Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy.
Champion victorious go thou before! Maid bright and glorious, go thou before!
Mirth’s noisy revel ye’ve forsaken, tender delights for you now awaken!
Fragrant abode enshrine ye in bliss, splendor and state in joy yet dismiss.
Faithful and true, we lead ye forth, where love triumphant shall crown you with joy!
Star of renown, flow’r of the earth, blest be ye both far from all life’s annoy. Be ye Happy!
Laura Aldridge 2006-08-22
wedding march
this is all i can find
Here comes bride
All dressed in white
Here comes the bride
With the groom by
Her side.
Connor 2006-08-10
Chorus
The "chorus part" comes after the initial melody...
EHA 2006-07-16
Geez....
"Here comes the bride" is not a tune, it's a march- from Wagner's Lohengrin. As far as I recall- marches don't usually have words, and if this one did, they'd be in German! Yikes. Research?...
EHA 2006-07-16
WEDDING MARCH LYRICS
Apparently, there ARE words to Wagner's Wedding March... I just watched "It Happened One Night" on TCM (Clark Gable, Claudette Colbert) and a boy's choir was singing it as she walked down the aisle at her formal wedding. I came to this site to try to find the words.... anybody out there able to help?
renee 2006-01-29
wedding march lyrics
I'm dying to know the real words to the song!
jmb 2006-01-02
Wedding March Lyrics
Hi,
Of course, it has words. It was sung at my wedding and it was beautiful.
C. J. Hendrix 2005-12-05
Wedding March lyrics
Yes, I believe the wedding march does have lyrics becuase I once heard someone sing "Here comes the bride, all dressed in white" to that tune, although I'm not certain of the rest. There was also something in there that went "Where is the groom, down in the saloon", but the girl who sang it couldn't recall all the words, and I'm not certain she was serious about the second part. There's no problem, I guess, although since I thought you may have had it in your archives, well, at least you know as much of it as I do. Thanks, although you haven't helped me any. I'll let you know if I find it on the web. Bye.
Bryan 2005-09-09
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