~ Weddings ~

Are you looking for something more personal then the impersonal piped in music or would you like music that means something special for you? I offer a variety of services to make that special day even more special. You know, most brides don't realize how important music can be to your ceremony and this is exactly what I offer. I musically choreograph your wedding. I assist you in presenting how you can add to that extra pomp in your wedding.

"What got me started in this was hearing the stories from brides and parents of brides, as to how they wanted to have something special played and having the church organist inform them that it wasn't on their list of wedding music, or that it would cost $75.00 extra.

Like, what is that about? I present all kinds of ideas as to where music can happen, what could look nice in terms of presentation, and if you request music that is meaningful to you, then I make sure I have it, know it or figure it out if it isn't in print."

After the ceremony, and before the deejay gets started, are you looking for music for the cocktail hour or during the dinner hour? I can accommodate you in that as well, and if there isn't a piano available, I can provide you with one of the best digital performance pianos for your listening pleasure.

Are you doing a themed wedding, such as a Renaissance, or Medeival wedding? I not only come in period attire, I provide music of the period and as for Renaissance weddings, I provide period reproduction harpsichords as well. Whatever your heart desires, contact me as your wedding planner. Complete with madrigal, jugglers, a royal court - what thou dost desire for your wedding, let me take care of that for you. Need a place for your wedding? Check out the wedding locales on my links page.

I can also do Civil War, Colonial, Federal, Victorian, Edwardian, and many other types of Weddings. Contact me for more information.

If you are in need of a Wedding Photographer, please feel free to contact Kelly Stegall.

Music on this page is composed and copyrighted by Gary Schwartz, 2002, and may not be used without permission