The Ave Maria is usually sung at the beginning of the ceremony during the seating of the mothers since the song is a hymn to the mother Mary. This version was written by Franz Schubert, the text is Latin and is a staple at most catholic weddings.

This tune is very recognizable although many people have never heard it sung. It was written Johann Sebastian Bach.

This is a responsorial psalm and is the one that most brides choose to be sung inbetween the readings.

This is arguably the most popular contemporary catholic hymn. It is also sung as a responsorial psalm.

This is personally my favorite hymn to sing. It is relatively new and we just started using it at weddings as a responsorial psalm.

This is a popular song from the 70's and has become a standard at weddings. The best time for it to be sung during the ceremony would be either at the lighting of the unity candle or during the preparation of the gifts.

This is another one of my personal favorites. The tune is called "O Waly Waly" or as I recognize it, "The Water Is Wide". It is another choice for either the lighting of the unity candle or the preparation of gifts.

This song was made popular by Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli and is from the movie The Quest for Camelot. It is usually sung during the lighting of the unity candle.

Panis Angelicus means "bread of angels" and is almost always sung during communion. It was written by Casar Franck and the text is in Latin.

Alejate is spanish for "go away". This is not a wedding song, it's a love gone wrong kind of song. It's just fun to sing!

This is from the Broadway musical Wicked. I had to have at least one musical theatre song in here because that was my training!

This is one of my favorite classic jazz standards.

This is an original. My brother-in-law Rene Ciccarello wrote the lyrics and I wrote the music. My friend Josh Hailey arranged and produced the track. Rene wrote the song for my sister Danielle as their first dance song at their wedding.

This is another original written by myself and a friend of mine David Hendricks. The lyrics are adapted from a poem by a fellow teacher named Laura Space.