A symbolic wedding is a unique opportunity that allows the couple to fully customize the ceremony, from the choice of location to every detail of the ceremony. A key element in creating the atmosphere for this unforgettable day can be the musical setting.

A symbolic wedding is a ceremony that has no legal or religious value but symbolizes the union between two people. This celebration is often chosen by couples who want to personalize their wedding ceremony, perhaps after already formalizing the union at the civil office or in the church. The symbolic wedding offers the freedom to choose unconventional locations and create a custom ceremony, including special rituals such as the sand or rose ceremony, making the moment unique and meaningful.

Appropriately chosen music not only emphasizes the emotions that accompany each moment of the ceremony but also reflects the couple's personality and love story. Unlike traditional ceremonies, a symbolic wedding offers maximum freedom in choosing the musical repertoire, allowing you to include your favorite songs that hold special meaning for the couple.

When is music played during a symbolic wedding?

This depends on you and only you. You can plan exactly when you want to hear the music. Additionally, there are no restrictions on what you choose to play.

To best structure your ceremony, you may want to follow the typical sequence of a civil wedding, which includes:

• Groom's Entrance
• Bride's Entrance
• Vows / Speeches
• Exchange of Rings / First Kiss
• Signing of the Papers
• Exit

In the context of a symbolic wedding, while there is no need to sign legal documents, you might include symbolic moments such as the exchange of rings or the rose ceremony, which represent union and mutual commitment.

Let your emotions guide you in choosing the music, selecting pieces that represent you and make the ceremony personal.