Atlas Brass for Your Wedding Day

Your wedding is the most important day of your life, and you want your guests to look back on every aspect of the day as being truly special – not as “yet another routine wedding.” The Atlas Brass can bring that distinction to your wedding with our majestic processionals, lyrical hymns and jubilant recessionals. Our music is emotionally powerful and guaranteed to bring a tear to the eye…and not because of the price!

The Atlas Brass can provide music from the guests arrival at the church until the end of the Cocktail Hour. The Atlas Brass sets the exact mood you desire from casual elegance to upbeat, drawing from the best of light classical, swing, Broadway and popular music.

When you work with the Atlas Brass, you are working with seasoned professionals that take pride in attending to every detail. We will arrive well in advance of the service and will be relaxed, warmed up and ready to go.

Music For The Wedding Ceremony

Whether you are planning a casual outdoor wedding or a formal wedding mass inside the largest cathedral, we have just the right musical selections, with an extensive repertoire spanning from the Baroque period to the best of today.

Atlas Brass gives you many options as you plan your perfect day, we can:

  • Play alone or in conjunction with your church organist and vocal soloists
  • Be attired in “black tie” tuxedos or dark suits
  • Work with you to select the perfect music for each part of your special day
  • Produce a custom arrangement of your favorite song, including keepsake transcription, for a nominal fee

Typical Music Selections

Program Section Sample Selections
Preludes – Music played prior to your ceremony awhile ushers escort your guests to their seats
  • Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring – Bach
  • Somewhere/One Hand One Heart - Sondheim/Bernstein Play
  • Ave Maria – Schubert
  • Air on the G String – Bach
  • Rondeau - Mouret Play
Processional – Music played as the wedding party walks towards the altar. The groomsmen typically lead the procession, followed by the bridesmaids, maid of honor, ring bearer and flower girl.
  • Canon in D - Pachelbel Play
  • Trumpet Voluntary - Clarke Play
  • “Prelude” from Te Deum – Charpentier
  • Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin - Wagner Play
Bridal Procession – The bride’s appearance and majestic walk down the aisle are heightened by the grand sound of brass.
  • Trumpet Voluntary - Clarke Play
  • “Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral” from Lohengrin – Wagner
  • Canon in D - Pachelbel Play
Ceremony – Ceremonial Music is typically played by the organist and/or vocalist as a short interlude before a reading or for ambience during the lighting of the Unity candle.
  • “Air” from The Water Music – Handel
  • Ave Maria – Schubert
Recessionals – After the bridal kiss or the announcement of the newly married couple, the bride and groom exit arm in arm, followed by the flower girl and ring bearer, the maid of honor and best man, and bridesmaid/usher pairs. Music is festive and up tempo.
  • “Hornpipe” from The Water Music – Handel
  • Trumpet Tune – Purcell
  • “La Réjouissance” from Music for the Royal Fireworks – Handel
  • Wedding March - Mendelssohn Play
Postlude – music played as the receiving line is formed and as your guests leave for the reception.
  • “Overture” from Music for the Royal Fireworks – Handel
  • “Ode to Joy” from Symphony No. 9 – Beethoven
  • “Arrival of the Queen of Sheba – Handel

 

 

Atlas Brass Wedding Packages:

Silver Package

  • 10 minutes of Preludes
  • Processional and Bridal Processionals
  • x
  • Recessional
  • 5 minutes of Postludes
  • x

Gold Package

  • 15 minutes of Preludes
  • Processional and Bridal Processionals
  • Ceremonial Music
  • Recessional
  • 10 minutes of Postludes
  • x

Platinum Package

  • 15 minutes of Preludes
  • Processional and Bridal Processionals
  • Ceremonial Music
  • Recessional
  • 10 minutes of Postludes
  • 60 minutes of Cocktail Hour Music