I enjoy working with clients to select and perform music to make their celebration memorable.

I’ve helped many couples choose music for their wedding ceremony that best reflects their unique personality, tastes and desires. Whether the ceremony is traditional or not so traditional, harp music will create the perfect customized ambience for your celebration.  
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All wedding ceremony clients receive a free wedding consultation live at my home studio or via online video conference. At the consultation I play excerpts of music from my repertoire and together we choose the music for your ceremony that you like best. The consultation typically lasts no longer than one hour, and a non-refundable deposit is due at that time to reserve your wedding date.

Music for a ceremony package includes...

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• Prelude ~ Approximately 20-30 minutes of romantic and joyful background music while the guests are being seated, and sets the desired mood for the occasion. Couples do not need to choose all the music for the prelude.
• Processional ~ Music performed at a gentle walking tempo while the members of the wedding party and the bride walk down the isle. Some couples choose to have more than one processional piece, especially if the wedding party is large, with a separate processional for the bride. Couples can also request a special processional selection for the seating of parents and grandparents.
• The Ceremony ~ Optional interlude of music during moments in the ceremony such as: communion, signing of the family bible, or lighting the unity candle, etc.
• Recessional ~ Joyful and jubilant music performed at a faster tempo while the bride & groom and members of the wedding party recess back down the isle.
• Postlude ~ 5-10 minutes of music immediately after the recessional while the guests exit.

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Most Requested Wedding Ceremony Music Selections:

Processionals
La Gimblette (Theme & Variations) - Andrès
Air on the G String -  J. S. Bach
Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring -  J. S. Bach
Prelude in C -  J. S. Bach
St. Anthony Choral - Brahms
Gram’s Lullaby - Gustavson
​Canon in D - Pachelbel
A Thousand Years - Perri
Perfect - Ed Sheeran
“Largo” From Winter Op. 8, No. 4 -  Vivaldi
* Bridal Chorus from “Lohengrin”  - Wagner
Processional - L. Wood
*Popularly known as “Here Comes the Bride” Wagner's Bridal Chorus is not allowed in Catholic or Episcopal ceremonies, and is considered inappropriate by people of Jewish faith.

Recessionals
Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring -  J. S. Bach
Ode to Joy & Variations - Beethoven
Theme form Harp Concerto in B-Flat - Handel
Married Life (Theme from "Up") - Giacchino
Wedding March - Mendelssohn
Trumpet Voluntary “Prince of Denmark’s March” - Purcell
Pavane: Style Renaissance - Wachs

Contemplative Wedding Selections
(often used for Unity Candle, Communion, Signing the Family Bible, etc.)
Arioso -  J. S. Bach
Oh, Perfect Love - Barnby
Shule Aroon (Come, oh Love) - Irish Ballad
Be Thou My Vision - Irish Melody & Traditional Hymn
Reverie - Grandjany
Blessed are Those Who Love You - Haugen (Psalm 128)
Ave Maria - Schubert 
The Prayer - Seager/Foster
His Name is Love - Voltz

These are the pieces most frequently chosen by couples for their wedding ceremony. Other hymns, Celtic folk tunes, and popular love songs are available upon request when provided with music and 30 days notice.
Requests may be limited in number, and may depend on the availability of arrangements for harp.