Wedding music

[rage]

Again I pester the group. My future wife has been on me about finding
naming some tues for the piper to play at our wedding. I am at a bit of
a loss here. I believe "Mary's Wedding" and "Gay Gordons" would be
appropo, but other than that......
Any suggestions out there?

[Craig Cockburn]

Ann an sgriobhainn <34556696...@onlink.net>, sgriobh rage
<wa...@onlink.net>

try http://www.smo.uhi.ac.uk/~craig/weddings.html
--
Craig Cockburn ("coburn"), Du\n E/ideann, Alba. (Edinburgh, Scotland)
http://www.scot.demon.co.uk/ E-mail: cr...@scot.demon.co.uk
Sgri\obh thugam 'sa Gha\idhlig ma 'se do thoil e.

[rage]

Thanks Monsoir Cockburn. My appologies for the spellink. Don't Scotch
and post....

andrew
"There is an exception to almost every rule"

[rage]

Bob Cameron wrote:

>
> In article <34556696...@onlink.net>, wa...@onlink.net wrote:
>
> > Again I pester the group. My future wife has been on me about finding
> > naming some tues for the piper to play at our wedding. I am at a bit of
> > a loss here. I believe "Mary's Wedding" and "Gay Gordons" would be
> > appropo, but other than that......
> > Any suggestions out there?
>

> Do you mean at the ceremony or at the reception? Is it a church ceremony?

For both actually. Need a few tunes for the church, and one or 2 for
the hall...

[Steven Pirie-Shepherd]

rage (wa...@onlink.net) wrote:

My wife walked down the Aisle to 'Highland Cathedral', we exited the
Church to 'Amazing Grace', last hymn and recessional.
At the reception we threw a Tannahill Weavers CD on to the player
and stripped the willow till we dropped!
--

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