Weddings
Music you'll walk to
One instrument can hold a whole ceremony. Here's how the cello fits into a wedding day — and how I make it yours.
The ceremony
Walking in
Soft prelude music as guests arrive, your entrance to the song you chose, something quiet while you sign, and a joyful recessional as you walk out together.
Cocktail hour
While you're away
A warm, live backdrop while you take photos — film themes, standards, and covers your guests will recognize mid-conversation.
The reception
First dance
A live first dance nobody expects — or an unplugged set between courses, close enough to feel, quiet enough to talk over.
Your music, not a set list
Any song can become a cello piece. The song from your first date, the one your mother loves, the theme from the film you watched on your third anniversary — if it can be sung, it can be played.
I arrange your choices for cello myself, and around them I draw from everything: Bach and Ave Maria, film scores, jazz standards, and covers of songs your guests will lean in and recognize.
The practical part
- I travel — anywhere is fine. City and country are simply part of the booking.
- Outdoor ceremonies welcome: garden, beach, forest, backyard.
- Sound and setup are sorted during booking — you won't have to think about it on the day.
- You get one clear plan before the day: what plays when, agreed in advance.
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Check your date
A few quick steps — occasion, date, place, music — and I'll come back to you personally with a plan.
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