Wedding Music Piece of the Week
One of our favourite ‘classic pops’ is our arrangement of Cole Porter’s ‘Let ‘s Do It’. Listen to it on our website. Cole Porter was a great lyricist as well …
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
If you are keen to have your wedding ceremony and/or reception by candlelight, a lack of lighting will not be a problem for us. We have special lights for our …
The Lochrian String Quartet and Ensemble Wedding Music Piece of the Week
Handel’s Largo is a beautiful piece of music full of gorgeous harmonies and perfect for a quiet moment of reflection during a wedding ceremony – we have a lovely string quartet arrangement …
The Lochrian String Quartet and Ensemble Wedding Music Tip of the Week
Live music can add something really special to your wedding ceremony. Why not consider a piece that is of significance to both of you to be played during the ceremony, …
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
Don’t be restricted by tradition when planning music for your wedding or civil partnership! Celebrate your uniqueness by choosing something that no-one else would think of incorporating into their special …
Wedding Music Piece of the Week
The Second Movement of Bach’s Double Violin Concerto is simply one of the most gorgeous pieces of string music you will ever hear. It would definitely be one of my (Ali) desert …
Wedding Music Piece of the Week
Massenet’s ‘Meditation’ from Thais – quite simply one of the most gorgeous melodies every written and perfect for a piece to be performed at any wedding/civil partnership ceremony. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PGd4Rs-O3ws
Wedding Music Tip of the Week
Pachelbel’s Canon is a popular piece, chosen by many couples for use in different parts of their ceremony. If you wish to use it for your Processional, in many venues …
South West Wedding Guild Wedding Fayre
It was great to exhibit alongside such wonderful fellow wedding service providers at today’s Wedding Fayre at Double Tree Cadbury House Hotel and Spa. Lovely too to meet so many bride …
Wedding Music Piece of the Week
One of our favourite pieces to play during the signing of the register is taken from the film The Gadfly. Originally a novel by Ethel Lilian Voynich published in 1897, …