Kourtney and Travis say "I-Do" - 3 Custom Wedding Music Playlists

Since "'Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis" premiered on Hulu on April 13th, Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's wedding(s!) have had everyone buzzing!

If you're anything like me, you've enjoyed staying apprised of the glamorous lives of the Kardashian clan. When Hulu dropped this intimate look at the Kardashian-Barker wedding (or, really, all three) I couldn't help but wonder what the playlist would have been for their Ceremonies! So I created them!

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Wedding 1: Vegas

This wedding was spur of the moment and intimate with no guests. Since they got married by Elvis under the neon lights, it's only right to nod to The King (plus the recording shows that Kourtney walked down the aisle in Vegas to "Here Comes the Bride", also known as the Wedding March or Bridal Chorus written by Wagner for the 1850 opera Lohengrin.) Wagner’s piece was made popular when it was used as the processional at the wedding of Princess Victoria to Prince Frederick of Prussia in 1858.

Prelude:

Can't Help Falling in Love - Elvis Presley

Grand Entrance:

Wedding March by Wagner - Traditional

Recessional:

Burning Love - Elvis Presley

Wedding 2: Santa Barbara

Because Travis' dad and Kourtney's grandmother were not able to make it to Italy for their lavish wedding, they decided to tie the knot in Santa Barbara at the courthouse so they could create a sweet memory with their loved ones. Since this wedding was all about family, these songs have been selected to specifically highlight that:

Processional:

You Are the Reason - Callum Scott

Recessional:

I'm Yours - Jason Mraz

Wedding 3: Portofino, Italy

At Dolce and Gabbana's beautiful Italian villa, Kourtney and Travis tied the knot (again!) with their closest family and friends in attendance. With only 25 guests, a short and sweet 10 minute Prelude is the perfect way to set the tone for the lovebirds. We know from the recording that Ave Maria was selected as the Processional, but it's only right to include Blink 182 songs to represent Travis as well:

Prelude: