Live Music for Civil Weddings
We recently played at St Audries Park, Taunton, Somerset for a wedding ceremony and drinks reception. Rosie (Groom’s Mother) booked us in advance and the communication between us and the groom Timothy was excellent. Music was the main discussion besides … Read More
On Sunday 26th February 2017 we will be at Lewtrenchard Manor’s Wedding Fair. We were here at last year’s Wedding Fair too. Lewtrenchard Manor is a wonderful venue set in beautiful surroundings which is ideal for your wedding day. We … Read More
St Dwynwen is the Patron Saint of Lovers which is held on 25th January a whole three weeks before St Valentine’s Day! To read more about St Dwynen click on this link: http://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofWales/St-Dwynwens-Day/ Will you be proposing on St Dwynen’s … Read More
It is interesting to see how the requests for wedding music has changed over the years. It started with music from theatre shows and has transformed into music requests from sections of films. Some of the film music we get … Read More
Some wedding musicians charge by the hour. We charge a fixed fee for the agreed time from your quote. This provides peace of mind for you to enjoy your day while we play for the time stated. With weather permitting, … Read More
Wedding Music For A Church Ceremony Choosing the music for your Church wedding can be quite straight forward, especially if the Church has its own organist. However, you might consider a more modern approach which can be very useful especially if … Read More
Leap Day, on February 29, has been a day of traditions, folklore and superstitions ever since Leap Years were first introduced by Julius Caesar over 2000 years ago. Women Propose to Their Men According to an old Irish legend, or … Read More
