The Piano Guys specialize in taking the world’s most famous pop songs and giving them a cinematic, classical treatment. For a wedding, their music is incredibly versatile:

The Processional: Breathtaking arrangements for the walk down the aisle.
The Cocktail Hour: Sophisticated versions of pop hits that keep the vibe upscale.
The Dinner Set: Beautiful, melodic background music that allows for easy conversation.

Spotlight Moments: Ceremony & Processionals

The Premier Processional: “A Thousand Years” (Christina Perri cover). This is arguably the most popular modern wedding song in the world. The Piano Guys’ version adds a depth of cello that makes it feel even more monumental. It’s the ultimate choice for the Bride’s Entrance.
The Romantic Standard: “Perfect” (Ed Sheeran cover). A stunning, cinematic take on the modern first-dance staple. It works beautifully for a Processional or as a more formal First Dance for a couple who wants an instrumental feel.
The Emotional Walk: “Bless the Broken Road” (Rascal Flatts cover). This is a beautiful choice for a Processional, capturing the journey to finding “the one.”
The Iconic Entrance: “Can’t Help Falling in Love” (Elvis Presley cover). This is a timeless choice given a fresh, modern feel. It’s perfect for the Groom’s Entrance or for the bridal party.
The Cinematic Theme: “Jurassic Park Theme.” For the couple who loves film, this arrangement turns a legendary movie theme into a majestic wedding anthem. It’s a popular choice for an adventurous Processional.

Reception & Special Dances

The Joyful Recessional: “Can’t Stop the Feeling” (Justin Timberlake cover). After you say “I Do,” this upbeat arrangement is the perfect way to leave the ceremony. It’s celebratory, fun, and instantly recognizable.
The High-Energy Cake Cutting: “What Makes You Beautiful” (One Direction cover). This version is bright and joyful, making it a fantastic choice for the Cake Cutting or Wedding Party Introductions.
The Parent-Child Dance: “Sweet Child o’ Mine” (GNR cover). A brilliant instrumental take on the rock classic. It’s a favorite for Father-Daughter dances, blending a sentimental melody with a “cool” rock-and-roll legacy.
The Sophisticated Cocktail Hour: “Just the Way You Are” (Bruno Mars cover). A smooth, melodic version that keeps the energy light and romantic while guests mingle.
The Modern Mashup: “Beethoven’s 5 Secrets” (OneRepublic cover). Blending classical mastery with modern pop songwriting, this is a sophisticated choice for a Grand Entrance.

DJ & Planner Tips: Mastering the Piano Guys Vibe

The “Everyone Knows It” Rule: The best wedding music is the music guests recognize. Because The Piano Guys cover hits from Justin Bieber, The Beatles, and Taylor Swift, guests of all ages will feel connected to the music.
Sound Quality: Ensure your ceremony sound system is top-notch. The subtle textures of the cello in these arrangements (like in “The Cello Song”) are what make the music feel high-end.
The Transitions: Use their lighter pop covers (like “Anyone” or “Ghost”) for the Ceremony Prelude as guests are being seated to create a modern, welcoming atmosphere.

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The Piano Guys Most Watched Music Videos

A Thousand Years – Christina Perri cover (228 million views)
Beethoven’s 5 Secrets – OneRepublic cover (150 million views)
Titanium/Pavane – David Guetta/Faure cover (135 million views)
Let It Go – Idina Menzel/Vivaldi’s Winter cover (119 million views)
Paradise (Peponi) African Style (ft. guest artist, Alex Boye) – Coldplay cover (89 million views)
What Makes You Beautiful – One Direction cover (82 million views)
Over the Rainbow/Simple Gifts – Joseph Brackett/Judy Garland cover (58 million views)
Story of My Life – One Direction cover (55 million views)
Without You – David Guetta ft. Usher cover (55 million views)
This is Your Fight Song – Rachel Platten Scottish cover (51 million views)