Here comes the bride! Easily the most well-known song for a bride to walk down the aisle to. Composed by Felix Mendelssohn in 1842. Works out really well on the Great Highland Bagpipe.

Really nice and recognizable tune that starts off slow and picks up pace a couple different times in the tune. Dating to the late 17th century and written as a wedding gift for Johann Sebastian Bach’s older brother who studied with Pachelbel.

This is maybe the second most requested song on the bagpipe. Really fun tune that works out well at the end of a ceremony as the newly weds exit the center aisle together.

The melody of this tune is almost as old as the Bridal March and is a great substitution for the bride who wants to walk the aisle to something different. The completed song has been a staple of Scottish folk music for the past century and gained mass popularity with the TV series ‘Outlander’ as they used the melody in the intro to each episode.

This is a fantastic celebratory song that can be placed at the start or end of a wedding ceremony.

Contact Wheaton today to discuss other song options and ideas. There are too many songs to list and Wheaton’s song list is constantly growing.