WEDDING SONG SHORTLIST
Companion guide: https://yenra.com/wedding-songs/
Prepared October 8, 2026. Edit or copy this plain-text worksheet.

HOW TO USE
Start with the moments you want accompanied. Copy the selection record for
each candidate. Listen to the complete chosen performance, read its full lyrics
from an authorized source or liner notes, and move it to APPROVED only after
the relevant people agree. This sheet identifies selections; the wedding music
guide covers equipment and cue ownership: https://yenra.com/wedding-music/

Couple/contact:
Musician or playback contact:
Venue/officiant repertoire requirements:
Final approval date:
Changes after approval go through:

SELECTION RECORD -- COPY FOR EACH MOMENT
Wedding moment:
Desired feeling:
Song title:
Performer:
Album/release:
Exact version (studio/live/remix/instrumental/clean edit):
Exact reference or agreed live arrangement:
Personal reason for choosing it:
Full lyrics reviewed by:
People taking part in this moment consulted:
Venue/officiant approval, if applicable:
Live instruments, key/range and arrangement agreed with musicians:
Running time of actual file/arrangement (minutes:seconds):
Start point within recording (minutes:seconds):
End point within recording (minutes:seconds):
Resulting duration (seconds):
Entrance after introduction or at music start:
Ending: full ending / agreed fade / other:
Final edit prepared and checked by:
Spoken introduction and pronunciation notes:
Rehearsal result and any changes:
Status: CANDIDATE / APPROVED / REPLACED
Approved by and date:

TIMING EXAMPLE (FICTIONAL)
A segment from 0:20 to 1:50 lasts 110 - 20 = 90 seconds.
These are example timestamps, not an edit recommendation for a named recording.
Rehearse the actual segment and ending before approving it.

AVOID LIST
Songs/versions to avoid:
Requests may be accepted from:
Any additional preferences:

FINAL CHECK
[ ] Exact performance or arrangement identified for each approved selection
[ ] Full lyrics and full recording checked, including later verses
[ ] Final files/arrangements and any fades checked by the operator/musicians
[ ] Timing and introductions rehearsed; pronunciation confirmed
[ ] One dated approved list distributed; older drafts clearly replaced

The guide's three CD examples are starting points for comparison, not a required
playlist. Confirm the selected edition and format before ordering any recording.