Guys,
Thanks for getting back, only got a moment to revisit this.
The song is originally written for a solo piano song at the church hence the piano prominence. Although a standard band type accompaniment might work, I avoid that direction, I would prefer a more church, epic style ambient In light of that here is another version filled up with some flute, strings and cello, needs some tightening up in places but let e know if you prefer this or not.
https://soundcloud.com/cian-mcgovern/singing-on-your-wedding-day-1/s-YirvA Jimyoyo - good to see you back writing. I would go the direction your are talking about for sure, however the keys must stay in terms of the live solo performance (in some form)
Guitarpima - I agree about giving more beef down the middle but I dont wanna go the kit route to be honest, not in a church setting
Mark - more of your suggestion in here now. Altough perhaps you could point a few spots where the piano should take a real back seat
Soundregion - Thanks for that viewpoint, I purposefully picked tubular bells for that feel but I guess it does do xmas aswell, anyone else get distracted by that?
Steve - little bit more as you suggested now, altough punchier, mmmm how, dry it up with less low end timpani?
mgh - yes right call on arrangment. Ive filled it our more now. hokum, how dare you! pushing boundaries, its a special day!
Stringjammer, I have taken down the delay on a few spots for sure and noticed a few more spots also
Rimshot/Fred/Rico - Thanks fellas, sometimes the "correct" overproduced song can lose my own identity and at the end of the day he's gotta know that I done it with the instruements I had chosen. But I have gotten some good feedback here.
Cheers
Cian