Stunning September wedding at Dumbleton Hall in Worcestershire for Sonia and Paul – dressed in traditional Cadbury Purple and surrounded by nearly 100 of their family and friends.
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With the gorgeous weather we’ve been having in Sutton Coldfield, it was so much fun to play my harp outdoors for Matthew and Lauren’s drinks reception at Moxhull Hall.
“Michelle is not only an artist – she’s an entertainer!” Stephen OConnor, son’s 1st Holy Communion party
What a huge honour to play the harp for Mechala and Mark’s Kenilworth Castle wedding, especially as their era of hosting civil ceremonies comes to an end.
“I was quite emotional when Kim was walking down the aisle with your beautiful music in the background” Gary and Kim Hagley Hall wedding
Nothing terribly exciting happens between Christmas and New Year’s Eve – so what a wonderful time to get married!
The students at Blackwood Primary School were treated to some very posh entertainment during their Christmas Lunch this year.
“Everyone was very much impressed with the music, especially as it was the first time many of them had seen a live harpist.” Officer Patrick Mulligan
“I’d highly recommend booking Michelle for any event.” Claire at L’Amore Entertainment
“Thank you so much for playing at our wedding yesterday! It was even more perfect than we ever could have imagined and we had so many compliments on how beautiful it sounded!” Mr and Mrs Link
“I would highly recommend you to anyone wishing to add a ‘Wow’ factor to their event”
Mike Watkiss & family
“You made our souls sing Michelle. Thank you so very much xxx”
Jeanette Colbridge Vaze
Helen and Kim are happily in love, and planning a beautiful wedding at a castle to tie the knot.
Katy and Neal chose a song for their bridal processional that had a real connection to their family, and brought real meaning (and tears) at their gorgeous Studley Castle wedding.
Not many wedding venues in the West Midlands give a bridal party the intimacy and flexibility as Wethele Manor in Warwickshire. This was such a special wedding to play the harp for, and so much fun!
The delicate structure of the harp requires extra time before a performance to acclimate to the venue’s temperature and get the strings tuned, hence the reason I arrive an hour before playtime to each performance.