A wedding procession is a ceremonial march that takes place during a wedding ceremony. It typically involves the entrance of the bride, groom, and their respective wedding party, which may include bridesmaids, groomsmen, and other family members. The procession usually begins with the officiant and ends with the bride walking down the aisle, often accompanied by a parent or guardian. The music played during the wedding procession sets the tone for the event. Common choices include classical pieces or contemporary love songs. The procession is a significant moment, symbolizing the transition from single life to marriage and marking the beginning of the wedding ceremony.