Walking down the aisle order

Wedding ceremony. Picking out a location for your wedding day ceremony is just as crucial as picking out the wedding reception location.

The wedding recessional, a formal ceremony exit that involves the couple, their wedding party, and their families, can follow tradition—or be a chance for newlyweds to set their own course. Choose the right music, opt for a petal toss (or not), and get your party people back down the aisle with ease using these expert tips.

When planning your wedding ceremony, you’ll want to know how to time the processional with your music and find out how long it takes to walk down the aisle. So, how long does it take to walk down the aisle? It should take no longer than 3-4 minutes for the entire wedding party to walk down the aisle with the bride taking approximately 30-45 seconds. Of course, the length of the aisle and how you want to time the processional with your music will make a difference in how long it takes to walk…

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