The most frequent choice for a solo performance is:
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | During the signing of the register - at this point there is usually enough
time for at least two songs, however, I would recommend just the one song here
if you are having other solo songs performed during the service. |
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | Before the service begins - whilst everyone is getting seated, this will
allow your choice of music to set the atmosphere for the whole service. |
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | During the Bride’s entrance and/or the Bridesmaid’s entrance if separate
from the Bride’s. |
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | Instead of having a reading you could have a sung Psalm or The Lords
Prayer. |
Also, songs can be sung at several intervals during the service and these are
usually:
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | During the Communion |
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | Just before the end of the service |
![bullet](_themes/rmnsque/rombul1d.gif) | As the couple exit |
If your service is a Blessing or Anniversary celebration then
you could have a song before or after the marriage vows or before the final
blessing. You could also use a Soloist to lead the congregation within the
normal hymns that you have chosen.
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