It was a perfect Fall day as Lindsey and Anthony’s outdoor October wedding was held at Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens in Belmont, North Carolina. Lindsey and Anthony hired our pianist and harpist for their prelude and ceremony with a guitarist for cocktail hour. We loved getting to know our thoughtful couple throughout the music selection process leading up to their big day! Anthony is also a musician and producer with musicians being one of the most important vendors to them.

Abigail’s dad contacted us over a year before her wedding date! We discussed their vision for the ceremony, and he mentioned a black and white theme with a 40’s Rat Pack vibe. Hotel Concord has this exact vibe with their restored black and white floors, beautiful bar area, open marble spaces. The venue with the theme was a perfect fit. We love when the theme fits the venue! Abigail’s dad even requested that we include a black harp. Only one of our four harpists plays a black harp (the others are brown), so we immediately reserved the date with our harpist.

The Sutherland in Wake Forest, NC provided a stunning backdrop for this October affair! Morgan and David had a vision for their wedding ceremony that included a solo harp, so Heather, our Charlotte and Raleigh harpist, was up to the task of creating a beautiful experience for this couple and their guests. The harp is such a unique instrument with the ability to make any genre of music sound charming and ethereal!

Our violin harp duet played ceremony music at Vesuvius Vineyards wedding venue in Iron Station, North Carolina, in November. This bride and groom contacted us at the last minute about providing ceremony music. Due to Covid restrictions, they had changed so many things and were finally able to have a gorgeous ceremony at Vesuvius Vineyards, which is a quite a grand sight!

Our final wedding of August was at LeGare Waring House in Charleston, South Carolina. We had heard about the magnificence of this venue, but to be there is person was a fun experience!