I can't remember what the marching up the aisle song was. This was 1984 and the WTS had recently clamped down on secular music at KH weddings. (The year previously, my best friend from school got maried and the entrance music was from a period-piece TV program).
The first song sang was "the Prayer of God's Servant" (song 88 in the brown book). I chose this because it is just a prayer, I liked the melody and this song doesn't use the name "Jehovah".
I always liked the song "the Marriage of the Lamb" from the old book (pink) because it sounded like a wedding march. This one of the songs deleted although I am not sure the tune was recycled in the new book.
The worst thing about the music at Witness weddings (at least every one I ever attended) is that it is always pre-recorded. The wedding starts, the music plays, the bride and her father walk in, every one turns to gaze and smile, they bride reaches the front and the music abruptly stops with a screech of the needle lifted-off the record...nicely done brother DJ!
Kismet,
I laughed out loud when I sang "Marriage is God's Arrangement" to the Muppet Show theme. If I ever go to a Witness wedding again, I'll sit there smirking at the thought of a muppet audience.
Still on the muppet theme, the priest who officiated at mine and Mrs Thirdson's wedding used to work for Jim Henson's muppet company when she was first out of college and living in New York.
Thirdson
'To avoid criticism, say nothing, do nothing, be nothing'