François Couperin (1668 – 1733) was one of the great Baroque composers, perhaps most famous for his keyboard – harpsichord and organ – works, which are indeed marvelous, and played at many a wedding. He also composed for voice, and here is a little-known motet, from 1679-80, in four voices in praise of good Saint Anne:
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