Okay - Carole gave us a buch of music which essentially contains suggestions for tunes which are likely to be played during the weekend. Some of them are fairly common session tunes, but others are ones which I don't know. Although I can sit down and work them out - I can read music, but do not often have a need to, so I don't do it "up to speed", it is still easier to listen to the tune.
I tracked down a bunch of the tunes - in ABC format - which can be converted to MIDI using http://www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html - CONVERT-A-MATIC.

A lot of the tunes are found in a booklet produced by the Lewes Arms Folk Club - Downloadable as ABC and Noteworthy Composer formats from HERE.
I have listed the tunes from the Weding List found in each "Volume":-

        Lewes Favourites Volume 1
The Cotillion (Bosham Band, circa 1800)
Scan Tester's No.2
Scan Tester's No.1
Flowers of Edinburgh
Soldier's Joy

        Lewes Favourites Volume 2
Brighton Camp
Cochin China
Jack Come Kiss Me Now
Michael Turner's Waltz (Mozart)
Enrico
The Sloe
The Weaver's March (published James Aird, 1782)
The Man in the Moon (Scan Tester)
The Tank

        Lewes Favourites Volume 3
The Oyster Girl
Speed the Plough
Welch's Four Part Polka (Sussex Tune Book)
Davy Davy Knick-Knack

        Lewes Favourites Volume 4
Rochdale Coconut Dance

        Lewes Favourites Volume 5
Maggie in the Wood
Dashing White Sergeant
Michael Turner's Jig
Old Rosin the Beau
The New Rigged Ship



         Lewes Favourites Volume 6
Laura
Monck's March (Belle Isle)
The New Moon
Scan Tester's Schottische No.2
Jimmy (Jamie) Allen
Marmalade Polka
My Love She's but a Lassie Yet
Off She Goes
Tip Top Polka
King of the Cannibal Islands
Moll of the Wood
(The saucy little bird on) Nelly's Hat (Scan Tester)
The Rose Tree

Well - That should give a start......
Quack!
Geoff.