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julykbride Posted: Feb 19, 2002 11:57 AM+

julykbride MEMBER SINCE: 12/01 TOTAL POSTS : 657 WEDDING DATE: Jul 04, 2003

Posted: Feb 19, 2002 11:57 AM

Ceremony Music

Does anyone know of a harpist that will play at the ceremony for less than $400. I found one, but she was rude on the phone, so I really don't want to hire her. What other types of instruments can I have played at the ceremony rather than a harp that would cost less than $400.

missmmpr Posted: Feb 19, 2002 12:43 PM+

missmmpr MEMBER SINCE: 2/02 TOTAL POSTS : 2186 WEDDING DATE: May 28, 2004

Posted: Feb 19, 2002 12:43 PM

Ceremony Music

My friend had an opera singer. It was nice. He sang songs from Phantom of the Opera and other stuff too.

stephsal Posted: Feb 19, 2002 02:20 PM+

stephsal MEMBER SINCE: 7/01 TOTAL POSTS : 61 WEDDING DATE: Oct 13, 2002

Posted: Feb 19, 2002 02:20 PM

Ceremony Music

We are using sterling music ensembles and we are paying around 1200.00 for a harp, flute and violinist for the ceremony and then a pianist with the flute and violin for cocktail hour....the harp will only do the ceremony. I think this is reasonable. If you only wanted a harp, maybe it would be in your range. Check out their sight...Sterlingmusic.com I believe

yabbobay Posted: Feb 19, 2002 07:22 PM+

yabbobay MEMBER SINCE: 5/01 TOTAL POSTS : 14690 WEDDING DATE: Dec 28, 1992

Posted: Feb 19, 2002 07:22 PM

Ceremony Music

I am paying $750 for a violin, viola and cello for 2 hours...ceremony and cocktail... encore music (they have an ad on this site) I would think that one musician would be less... also have you tried local colleges music departments? there is also a woman people talk about on this site elena rojas...do a search for her name and Im sure her # will be there..