One big trend due for next year is a Great British throwback of timeless iconography and classical musicians at weddings. The full influence of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle?s royal wedding back in May is yet to take full effect, with many having already chosen their wedding entertainment for this year. However, next year will see a rise in classical choices as couples look to recreate that royal wedding atmosphere with acts such as choirs and cellists for their ceremony.
A Modern Twist To Classic Wedding Songs
So should you consider classical themes for your wedding day" Well first let us clear up a modern myth. Classical music does not have to be boring.
This is one of the biggest worries for couples when looking at classical wedding entertainment but it can often be quite the opposite! Most classical wedding acts can offer a modern twist in their repertoire to switch things up. Many couples will assume that those popular tunes will tick the box in keeping their guests happy. Whilst this is mostly true, it is how those well-known tracks are delivered and performed that can tap into something special and unique on your day.
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Classical can mean a lot of things but it definitely aspires to the more traditional aspect of weddings. Think violins, string quartets, cellists, beautifully crafted acoustic guitars and towering harps. All of these are magnificent at adding a lovely layer of sophistication to any wedding. There is something quintessentially Bri...