A wedding recessional has nothing to do with the economic crisis that occurs at the wedding. (Although, the crisis usually occurs straight AFTER the wedding.)
A Wedding Recessional is the music that accompanies both bride and groom as they exit (almost always QUICKLY) the church/chapel/wedding hall. The Recessional is usually upbeat in tempo (pace) and is certainly in a happier mood.
Popular Wedding Recessionals include:
YouTube is a great place to get sample audio clips of these Wedding Recessionals.
The recessional music was Walton's Crown Imperial.
I had a friend who left to "Let's get it on." The whole crowd laughed. It added a fun touch.
Non "cheesy" recessionals Trumpet Tune in D ------------- Henry Purcell Canon in D ---------------------- Johann Pachelbel Grand Choeur Dialogue ------- Eugene Gigout Jesu, Joy of Mans' Desiring --- Johann Sebastian Bach Prelude on a Festal Song ----- Gordon Young Toccata from Sym #5 ---------- Charles-Marie Widor
Recessional - novel - was created in 1994.
Recessional - poem - was created in 1897.
Recessional - novel - has 484 pages.
The ISBN of Recessional - novel - is 0-679-43612-X.
In not sure the name of it exactly but it plays at the beginning of Jason Derulo's Ridin' Solo is GREAT for that. My aunt used it in her wedding, worked great.
Tagalog translation of RECESSIONAL: Ang awit o tugtog pagkatapos ng pagmimisa
The processional was "Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven" or "The Queen's Processional". You can hear me play it by searching "You Tube" under "Geoff Olson Queen's Processional".
for a catholic wedding you use arras which are the dimes, lazo used for unity; uniting the two, cojines which are cushions for you to use while kneeling at the altar, and using the bible and rosary in place of your bo uquet while at the altar and using the bouquet for the processional and recessional.
In my church, JOy to the World! was the traditional, and wide-open recessional number- indeed recessional- and played-out to the max!