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The objective of this service is to provide the wedding couple with a professional performance of their wedding ceremony music. The following is a summary of how this is achieved and what is provided
1. Free Consultation and on going support and advice are given to the Bride and Groom in relation to music matters for the ceremony, up until the wedding takes place.
2 As far as is possible I will accommodate the couple with any special request they may have for their ceremony. It must however be borne in mind that not all songs requested these days are suitable for performance in a church, but where possible I will accommodate you.
3. Arrival in the church not later than two hours prior to the commencement of the wedding.
4 I supply a Ketron Professional keyboard for weddings which has excellent church organ sounds on board. If there is a well maintained organ in the church and the couple have a preference for it to be played then this shall be the case.
5. I supply my own sound System, which has to set up and sensitively set in order to guarantee that the audio reception is perfect
Please Note Loudness is not the order of the day but rather an unobtrusive pleasant sound is what’s required and what is provided
6. I play continuous back ground music of a suitable nature (light classical or quiet hymns) as guests start to arrive at the church. This continues until ten minuets before the arrival of the Bride. This ten minuets is used to make sure that all things from the musical point of view are in order and in readiness for the commencement of the wedding ceremony.
7. Performance of the Wedding ceremony repertoire as agreed at the time of booking.
8. After the song choice for the signing of the register is played, I continue to play background music while church photographs are been taken.
9 Upon receipt of the signal from the photographer that he has completed his work I play the chosen piece for the couples exit for the church.
10. A typed list for the wedding is provided for the celebrant and is left on the alter prior to the commencement of the wedding. This ensures no confusion between the celebrant and the musician and makes for a smooth professional ceremony. |
