When it comes to choosing music for your ceremony and developing your wedding program, it’s important to know the different parts of a traditional ceremony. Here’s a cheat sheet for all you brides who can’t quite remember the difference between recessional and professional. Prelude – music played while guests arrive Attendant processional – music to … Continue reading »

When was the last time you went to a wedding where disposable cameras were handed out? I think it’s been about 10 years for me. I just heard about a great app that I think you will want to have whether you’re a bride, guest, or wedding prfoessional. This May I’m playing violin at the … Continue reading »

Music is important to almost all people – it’s a part of our shared humanity. Many of us know someone who plays an instrument or sings. So when it comes to finding a ceremony musician, some couples might think of asking a friend or relative to be their live musician. But there certainly are some … Continue reading »

  Rise and shine! Set up your booth or station early. You don’t want to be walking in with your luggage cart full of decor and publicity while brides and their guests are waiting in line, already registered. They want you to be on time for their wedding, so be on time for the show! … Continue reading »

The Psychology of Music infographic   Continue reading »

I love being a wedding violinist. Playing music for a happy couple and their guests is the most fun job I could do. This blog is for fellow wedding professional and couples who are planning their wedding. I hope it’s helpful! Continue reading »