We have a wide range of wedding pipers who between them have lots of experience to make your ceremony a little bit special.

The bride and the bride's maids can be greeted before being piped in to the ceremony. The piper can play during the ceremony, a hymn such as Amazing grace, or during the signing of the register. He can also play as the guests are leaving and provide a few tunes while pictures are being taken. He can play at the reception during the cocktail hour and then again play the bride and groom to the top table for the wedding breakfast, offering uniqueness to your special day.

A piper can announce the arrival of the bride and maybe have the piper march down the aisle playing a tune or two. Highland cathedral or Amazing Grace are good tunes to use, they have played these tunes accompanied by the church organ with great effect.

Playing during the ceremony, this can be nice keep it short and sweet. One tune during the signing of the register is always a lovely way to round things off in the church itself. Have the piper start playing outside the church when the guests are leaving. The piper should play for approximately 15 minutes. Have the piper play a fast and lively tune while the bride and groom enter the limo.

During the cocktail hour a solo piper can blend into the room or gardens and provide background music for your guests. When your guests are seated, it is nice to have the piper escort the bride and to their seats while playing tune, "Marie's Wedding" is a good tune. The piper will have a good selection of tunes that he will play. Ask if you have a special request. A waltz played while the bride and groom dance by themselves is popular.