Wedding Music Piece of the Week
If you’re looking for a regal entrance to your wedding ceremony/service then you can’t get better than Charpentier’s Te Deum … played brilliantly here by French trumpeter Maurice André.
Wedding Music Piece of the Week
One of my favourite musical theatre songs that we play during lots of social functions is My Funny Valentine from Babes in Arms. With music by Richard Rodgers and Lyrics …
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
If you both love musical theatre then why not reflect that at your wedding/civil partnership? You will no doubt have favourite show songs that could be featured in your ceremony …
Entertaining at the Little White Space for the Little Wedding Space in Clifton, Bristol
We are looking forward to entertaining guests at the opening of the Little Wedding Space at the Little White Space in Clifton, Bristol this evening!
Wedding Music Piece of the week
This just has to be one of my favourite songs for a wedding and my choice of the week … nothing puts a spring in your step quite like good …
The Wedding of Carolyn and Tim at Coombe Lodge
Many congratulations to our beautiful bride, Carolyn, and her lovely groom, Tim, today at Coombe Lodge. It was wonderful for us to be part of such a special ceremony – …
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
Any piece of music can be arranged for string quartet – a pop song, ballad or even a rock classic! So, if you have a particular piece of music that …
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
When considering music to walk up the aisle to, don’t assume you should choose something loud and celebratory with all trumpets blazing. A slower, more reflective piece can work just …
Wedding Music Piece of the Week
We recently arranged and played Christina Perri’s ‘A Thousand Years’ from Breaking Dawn Part 2 (from the Twilight Series films) at a Wedding – it is such a beautiful tune …
Wedding Tip of the Week
If you book musicians to play for your drinks reception whilst you and your guests are having their photographs taken, consider carefully where you would like them to play so …