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Wedding march - musical composition (usually march), performed during a wedding ceremony at the time of the solemn appearance of a couple, as well as at the time of the care of newlyweds after the end of the ceremony [source

In Russia, during the wedding ceremony, Me Mendelssohn march, written by Felix Mendelssohn for the play Sleeping in the summer night. In Western Europe and the United States, during the appearance of a couple, a wedding choir is performed from the opera Loengrin Richard Wagner, and Messelson march is performed at the end of the ceremony.

Interestingly, although both works are often executed together, the composers themselves were enemies. In his anti-Semitic essay, "Jewry in music" (Das Judenthum in Der Musik) Wagner accuses Mendelssohn (Jew by nationality) is that such as he compounds "Sweet rattling without any depth."