Piano & cello

Music that honours the moment.

Calgary & the foothills

What this covers

Live music

Music carries a ceremony and sets the tone of a reception. Whether you imagine piano and cello as guests arrive, worship led from the front, or something gentle during dinner, your planner helps you choose musicians who understand what the moment is for.

Conversations often begin with

  • Ceremony music: processional, signing and recessional
  • Worship within the ceremony, led with your church’s guidance
  • Drinks and reception music
  • Piano and cello, where offered, or help deciding what would suit

Worth thinking about

Practical considerations.

Which moments matter most

Few couples need music everywhere. Deciding which moments should be live, which can be recorded and which should be silent keeps the budget focused.

The room decides a lot

A stone church, a timber hall and an outdoor lawn each ask something different of musicians. Your planner raises this before anyone is booked.

Worship is personal

If worship will be part of the ceremony, your church or pastor usually has a view on who leads it and how. We plan with them, not around them.

Questions

Often asked.

Tell us about your day.

Start with live music selected. You can change it, add to it, or ask a question instead.

No strings. No commitment.