Weddings are, quite rightly, all about personal touches. From the flowers you choose to the words in your vows, it’s the details that make the day unmistakably yours. One of the most powerful ways to personalise your wedding is through music. Live music, in particular, brings a sense of intimacy and character that can truly elevate the atmosphere.
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As a professional harpist, I’ve played at countless venues across the country, but few capture my heart quite like Oakham Castle. Nestled in the heart of Rutland, this historic gem offers a wedding experience like no other—steeped in tradition, rich in character, and quite simply, an acoustic dream.
There’s something truly timeless about classical music—especially when it’s played live on the harp. As much as I adore performing modern covers (and trust me, I’ve done everything from Ed Sheeran to Taylor Swift!), there’s a special kind of magic that happens when I’m asked to play a purely classical set. It feels like returning to my roots. I trained as a classical musician, and those rich, expressive pieces still hold such a special place in my heart.
Planning a winter wedding is a magical experience--there’s something truly special about saying “I do” surrounded by frosty landscapes, twinkling fairy lights, and the warmth of loved ones. But when it comes to choosing live music for your day, there are a few extra things to consider to ensure everything runs smoothly. As a professional harpist, I’ve played at many winter weddings, so here are my top five tips for planning your wedding music during the colder months.
There is something truly special about live music after a meal. As an event harpist, I have had the privilege of performing at some of London’s most prestigious venues, including Stationers’ Hall, Vintners’ Hall, and Mercers’ Hall. These historic settings provide the perfect backdrop for an intimate recital, enhancing the guest experience in a way that recorded music simply cannot.
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