Choosing the right music for your wedding can make your special day even more memorable. For Christian couples, songs that reflect their faith in God can make the ceremony an act of worship and praise. Here are five Christian songs that are perfect for making your wedding entrance unforgettable in 2024-25. As a violinist who specializes in playing at luxury weddings around the world, I find these songs especially meaningful and beautiful when played on the violin.
1. The Blessing - This song is all about asking for God's blessings, which makes it a touching choice for the moment you walk down the aisle. Its words about love and support reflect the promises you're about to make.
2. Goodness of God - This song celebrates God's constant presence and help in our lives. Its elegance is perfect for creating a calm and joyful start to your ceremony. Played on the violin, it can make the atmosphere even more serene.
3. Reckless Love - This song speaks of an overwhelming and unconditional love, much like the love shared in marriage. The song's powerful message paired with the violin can make your entrance truly incredible.
4. Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) - This song is about trusting in God as you start new journeys, just like marriage. Its lyrics encourage stepping forward with faith, fitting beautifully with taking steps down the aisle. The flowing melody on the violin can add to the song’s feeling of depth and grandeur.
So Will I (100 Billion X) - This song reflects on God’s careful creation of the world and relates it to the care put into a marriage. It’s a great reminder of the thoughtful planning behind your big day. The grand sound of this song on the violin can make your entrance feel epic.
As a violinist, I love bringing these songs to life at weddings around the globe. Whether you're getting married in a local church or at a destination far away, these songs can beautifully complement the setting and make your entrance a moment to remember. For more details about Elijah playing at your wedding, enquire at elijahtheviolinist.com