The original French name of "dream wedding" is "MARIAGE D'AMOUR", and its literal translation should be "marriage based on love", and the translation of "lover's wedding" is closer to its original meaning.

This piece of music was tailored for Richard Clayderman by French composers and music producers Paul Seneville and Olivier Toussaint. It comes from Richard Clayderman's Adeline by the Water. With a little sadness.

In part A of the song, we want to express a kind of joy, while in part B, we want to express pain and helplessness. Many people mistakenly think that the dream wedding whose real name is Mariage D'amour should be very happy. Actually, it is not. Only at the beginning can there be the joy of the wedding. In part b, it is the pain after waking up. After all, the wedding is only in a dream, but it can't be realized in reality. So when it comes to repetition, it emphasizes the helplessness of not being with the person you love.

The background of music is like this. When he met her, he was only a teenager of 14 years old. The first time he met her was at the school of witchcraft and wizardry. At that moment, he had a feeling that his life was going to change. Yes, his life has really changed. He didn't expect that the girl who made him think she was an angel left by God was actually a princess in a dream country, and he didn't expect that he and she would become friends.

From the moment he saw her, he was destined to love her forever. This also doomed him to live in pain from now on. He knew that no matter how much he loved her, she could never fall in love with an ordinary person. This made him afraid to tell her this love, so he could only bury it in his heart. That's why this is a dream wedding. Have you ever heard of it?