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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.  Richard Jarmy Photography
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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.  Amanda Forman Photography As a professional wedding harpist, I have had the privilege of providing beautiful music for countless couples on their special day. While many people think of the harp as the perfect choice for the wedding ceremony, fewer realise what a wonderful addition it can be to the drinks reception as well. Here’s why you should consider having harp music for this important part of your day...  One Love by Gary Phillip As a professional harpist based in Lincolnshire and Rutland, I’ve performed at many intimate weddings with guest lists of 30 or fewer. These smaller gatherings create a special atmosphere, and live harp music can make your day even more memorable. Here’s how hiring a harpist can enhance both your ceremony and drinks reception.  Amanda Forman Photography As a professional wedding harpist, I’ve had the pleasure of playing at countless venues across Cambridgeshire, but there’s something truly special about Bassmead Manor Barns. Having performed here over 30 times, I’m thrilled to be a recommended supplier, as this barn wedding venue is one of my all-time favourites.  Phil Salisbury |
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