The presence of a Piper at your wedding can be as prominent or as discreet as you like. Sometimes the adage "less is more" holds true, sometimes the entire ceremony is infused with highland heritage and pride. The possibilities include:

Before the ceremony: Playing while the guests arrive before the start of the service. During the ceremony: As the bride makes her entrance. Leading the bride or groom down the aisle (or remaining at the back while they proceed). A slow air played during a mid-service candle lighting or flower presentation. A special piece piped during part of the communion service. After the ceremony: The Piper saved as a "surprise" for the recessional, leading the newlyweds out in celebration. Playing as the wedding party and guests leave the service. Various festive tunes played outside as guests make their way through a receiving line. Piping outside as guests arrive at the reception hall. Making a grand entrance for the newlyweds as they enter the reception hall.

Whether you desire the magnificent sound of the pipes leading the bride down the aisle, or the surprise impact of the piper at the end of the ceremony, let Kim work with you to personalize your wedding day and make it "just right". E-mail or call about your specific preferences and to obtain a quote.

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