January Gems #2 – The ‘Rules’ on Ceremony Music
Tell me more about this ‘we can have whatever music we like’ business! So in our previous post we mentioned that couples are often pleasantly surprised by how wide open …Read more
Here comes the bride…..but to what song?!
If there’s one song in the ceremony that couples tend to agonise over, it’s this one. We’re often asked ‘what song do people usually walk down the aisle to?’, but …Read more
January Gems #4 – Timeline
You’re almost there! Nearly done with the month of January. It’s nobody’s favourite period of the year, for sure, but an excellent time for getting organised, and ticking some items …Read more
January Gems #3 – How much music to include in your ceremony?
Welcome back! We hope you’re enjoying our ‘January Gems’ of wisdom series so far. In our previous post we took you through some of the rules/guidelines on what type of …Read more
January Gems #1 – What type of music?
Happy New Year! For many people, January is a time for taking up yoga, dutifully chewing on celery and generally leaving the excesses of the Christmas season behind…..so you might …Read more
Happy Wedding Songs
Isn’t it amazing how when someone asks you to think of a song you like, your mind goes blank? (I often experience something similar because I have quite a lot …Read more
Wedding ceremonies + the art of timing
Times passes in a strange way the day you get married. The whole thing may seem to go by in the blink of an eye, yet a single moment might …Read more
Weddings and COVID-19 – Part 2
My goodness, what an extraordinary year. As noted in our previous post on this topic, I really thought we’d seen it all by now as far as dramatic wedding developments …Read more
Wedding music – the ‘banned list’ and other myths
The wedding landscape in Ireland has changed a lot since we first started singing at weddings in 2004, when the options for a ceremony were limited to churches and registry …Read more
Weddings and COVID-19 -Part 1
Well, none of us ever imagined this. We’ve been playing at weddings all over Ireland since 2004, and thought we’d seen it all – alpaca ring bearers, grooms in dresses, …Read more