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civil ceremony music

abrr1000 · 2013-01-13 20:00:20

I'm wondering if anyone could tell me from their experience of weddings in registry office in Dublin - did the couple get a musician or just play a cd? Thanks alot

13-01-2013 8:00pm

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abrr1000

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I'm wondering if anyone could tell me from their experience of weddings in registry office in Dublin - did the couple get a musician or just play a cd?

Thanks alot

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#2 14-01-2013 3:43pm

AoifeCork

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Either is appropriate but live music can really add to the ambience. Especially because the opportunities to play music during a ceremony can be quite limited and happen quite quickly, some couples prefer to leave that responsibility of timing to a pro!

CD can be just as lovely though if you can edit your songs and have somebody really on the ball with stopping and starting!

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