Nuptial Mass Music Planner

We have many song recommendations listed in the Nuptial Mass form, located here.

You are welcome to print this page to help you organize your thoughts.

Mass Setting: Various prayers are sung throughout the Mass.  The set of melodies for those prayers is called a "Mass setting."  You can read more about Mass settings here.

  • Mass Setting: _________________________________________________________________________

Before Mass & Introductory Rites

  • Prelude 1 (optional): ___________________________________________________________________
  • Prelude 2 (optional): ___________________________________________________________________
  • Wedding Party Entrance: ________________________________________________________________
  • Bridal Entrance: _______________________________________________________________________

Liturgy of the Word

  • [Old Testament Reading]
  • Responsorial Psalm: ____________________________________________________________________
  • [New Testament Reading]
  • Gospel Acclamation: Determined by your Gospel reading and by which Mass Setting you chose above.
  • [Gospel Reading]

[Rite of Marriage]

Liturgy of the Eucharist: This section is omitted when the service is not a full Mass.

  • Presentation of the Gifts: ________________________________________________________________
  • Sanctus (Holy, Holy, Holy): Determined by which Mass Setting you chose above.
  • Memorial Acclamation: Determined by which Mass Setting you chose above.
  • The Great Amen: Determined by which Mass Setting you chose above.
  • Agnus Dei (Lamb of God): Determined by which Mass Setting you chose above.
  • Communion: __________________________________________________________________________

Concluding Rites

  • Tribute to Mary (optional): _______________________________________________________________
  • Recessional: ___________________________________________________________________________


Note on Requests: We take requests, although they are subject to our approval, approval of the celebrating priest, and approval of the church’s pastor.