How to walk down the aisle wedding

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From upbeat anthems to slow songs that'll leave guests in tears, here are our favorite wedding songs to walk down the aisle to. | Image by Lora Photography

Are you ready to walk down the aisle? You may not be as ready as you think you are! Though it sounds easy (hey, you learned to walk when you were one, right?)

As times have changed, so have the customs surrounding weddings. Today, many brides are choosing to walk down the aisle on their own, or with a combination of family members and loved ones. Click the link for five unique and non-traditional ways for the modern bride to walk down the aisle.

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…

It is a happy moment. To make it more special, here is your takeaway playlist to rely on the walks down the aisle.

There are so many choices when it comes to wedding processional songs. No matter the bride's style, we have 42 of the best options for songs to walk down the aisle to! #walkdowntheaislesongs #weddingprocessional #weddingprocessionalsong #weddingsong #bridesong #brideentrance #brideentrancesong #weddingceremonysongs #weddingsongs #weddingmusic #weddingceremonymusic #weddingplaylist

There's no right or wrong way for brides to walk down the aisle on their wedding day. If you aren't a fan of the traditional ceremony entrance, take a look at these 15 modern ways to make your debut on your big day. Get inspired by these unique ideas for walking down the aisle.

Whether you admit it freely or not, there’s a good chance you want your groom to cry when you walk down the aisle, right? Or at least have some kind of reaction?! As a bride, I definitely wanted Tyler to cry (although I didn’t tell him that), and as a photographer, I want every groom to […]