I knew, from the minute we got engaged, two things regarding the music: I wanted a harp and violin duo, and I wanted to walk down the aisle to my favorite video game song. Luckily, Mr. Fondue had no issues with this. After a bit of searching, we found a violinist who works with several harpists, and was willing to learn a couple songs for us.

Source: George Callaghan
For the wedding party processional, we are going with the standard “Canon in D”. We tried to resist it. We tried to find something else that we liked just as well but wasn’t as popular. But we failed. We just love it too much.
For my processional, we chose “Aria di Mezzo Carattere” from Final Fantasy VI. If you are familiar with the game, this is the opera piece that Celes sings when she is disguised as Maria. It’s one of the best pieces of music in a game ever, and Celes is my all-time favorite character from my all-time favorite game, so it made sense to go with this.
The recessional is also a piece from Final Fantasy. It is the main theme that is heard at the end of a lot of the games in the series. In Final Fantasy IV, it was the prologue music.
Sorry to any Final Fantasy purists out there (*cough* Mr. Fondue *cough*) that these clips are both from the Game Boy Advance versions of the game and not the original Super Nintendo versions.
How did you decide on your ceremony music?
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