Make your wedding unique and elegant by hiring a harpist! Megan has twenty years of experience playing for weddings and is an expert wedding music consultant. She prides herself in taking special requests in order to make your wedding as unique as possible.

Harp music is classy. What better way to really wow your guests and show them that you care about style and class than to hire a harpist? Not only are you hiring a talented musician, but also a gorgeous instrument to decorate your wedding venue that costs on average around $25,000.

Harps are versatile. Do you love the sound of a grand piano, but want to get married in a fancy rose garden? A wooded grove? Your parents backyard? Or any place that doesn't already have the large instrument or ensemble that you require? A harp is portable, can be as loud as any other stringed instrument, and requires only about a 6ft x 6ft space to perform.

Harpists are economical. Although a string quartet may sound gorgeous and be the wedding music you have always dreamed of, paying four individuals may not fit into your budget. A harpist can play arrangements of a huge array of pieces and completely fill the large sound that you would like, but only have to charge your for themselves.

Harps carry a wealth of history and culture. Did you know the earliest harps were found in 3500 B.C.? They are well-known for Irish culture as they are the national symbol of Ireland, but did you know that cultures all over the world have had harps throughout history from China, to Africa, to South America.

Harps carry religious symbolism. In the Judeo-Christian tradition, King David is often depicted holding or playing a harp. Heaven is often depicted with a host of angels playing harps. In Irish mythology, the harp was said to have the powers to make anyone who heard it, laugh, cry, or fall asleep, according to how the harpist played it.