Our violin and cello music perfectly complimented this elegant summer mountain wedding ceremony! The morning rain temporarily clear away, just in time for us to play a prelude of classical and romantic contemporary music.

Violin and Cello Wedding Ceremony Music at Larkspur Events and Dining in Vail, Colorado, Flute and Strings by Christen Stephens, Photo by Carter Rose Weddings

The entire ceremony site was so beautiful, with mountain views in the background, and so many luxurious roses lining the aisle and wedding arch. Our live music lent a traditional touch and timeless feel to this Texas couple’s special day.

In keeping with the traditional feel, the bride chose Pachelbel’s Canon in D for her wedding party, followed by the romantic “A Thousand Years” from Twilight for her own walk down the aisle. We played Bach’s Arioso during the sand pouring ceremony. Then, we veered a little off the traditional path, and played “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” for the recessional. It was the perfect song choice for the mountain setting!

Wedding Prelude and Postlude Music (Sample Selections):
La Vie en Rose, Sheep May Safely Graze (Bach), Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (Bach), Can't Help Falling in Love (Elvis), Prelude Op. 28 #7 (Chopin), Spring (Vivaldi), All You Need is Love (Beatles)

Wedding Ceremony Music:
Canon in D (Pachelbel): Wedding Party
A Thousand Years (Christina Perri): Bride
Arioso (Bach): Sand Pouring Ceremony
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Martin Gaye): Recessional

Wedding Vendors:
Venue: Larkspur Events and Dining
Wedding Planner: Kelly Karli Weddings and Events
Photographer: Carter Rose Photography
Ceremony Music: Flute and Strings by Christen Stephens - Violin and Cello Duo

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