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| The harpist's view of the proceedings at the Armour House! |
On my third and final trip to Armour House I was still gathering great ideas for making the long walk for the bridal party seem cohesive and lovely. Luckily, the bride sent me a list of music that she liked, so we had some great options! I ended up using two different songs for the bridal party: Trumpet Voluntary and Rondeau. I started with the Trumpet Voluntary, then moved to the Rondeau, and ended back with the Trumpet Voluntary. It is a very long aisle, and I am sure the congregation appreciated the variety as the large wedding party made their way down the aisle! The bride walked to Pachelbel's Canon in D, which is a delightfully long piece that can easily be brought to a close the very moment the bride arrives at her groom's side.
The couple also had a really gorgeous flower arrangement done with petals on the grass. It marked the spot where the bridal couple stood as they took their vows. It was so huge that I couldn't quite get it with my camera!
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| The bridal couple processed to the inside of this flower petal heart! |
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