Check the role
Decide whether the performance is for the ceremony, drinks, dinner or the evening party. Ask what they provide and whether they need the DJ to supply any sound or music.
A few recommendations
Live music and wedding suppliers
A few performers to consider for your wedding. Book them directly, then let me know the timings so we can work together.
Dean Saunders Piper
A piper can welcome guests, accompany your ceremony or lead you into the wedding meal. Dean offers wedding piping with coverage around these parts of the day.
If you book Dean, let me know the agreed timings so we can coordinate the introductions and music.
Visit Dean’s website ↗CWH Piping
CWH Piping offers professional piping for weddings. It’s worth discussing which moments you want accompanied and whether you’d like piping through to your arrival at the meal.
Share the arrangements with me and I’ll include the cues in our plans.
Visit CWH Piping ↗SaxSingh
If live sax is part of the party you have in mind, have a look at SaxSingh. Discuss the style of set and the point in the evening you’d like it to happen.
I can coordinate the DJ music, sound and timings with your chosen sax player. Their availability and fee are confirmed separately.
See SaxSingh’s work ↗Kraken Weddings
Calum provides live acoustic guitar and vocals for weddings across Scotland, from the ceremony through drinks and dinner.
Speak to him about the moments you want accompanied, then share the agreed timings so we can coordinate the music.
Visit Kraken Weddings ↗KDSax
Kimberly performs live sax across Scotland and beyond, including performances alongside DJs. Listen to her examples and discuss the set you have in mind.
If you book a set during the party, we can agree the music and sound requirements directly.
Visit KDSax ↗Shades of Sax
Ewan offers live wedding saxophone for ceremonies, drinks receptions and evening celebrations, including sets with a DJ.
Discuss where you would like sax included, then let me know the performance times so we can plan the handover.
Visit Shades of Sax ↗Still looking for a venue?
The venue guide explains the music and setup questions to consider for your ceremony, meal and evening celebration.
Explore music planning at The Den and wedding venues across Scotland.
Explore the venue guide →Working with your photographer or content creator
If you’ve booked someone to capture the day, let me know who they are. We can coordinate entrances, the first dance and any photo dash so they’re ready for the moments you want covered.
You can use your own suppliers. Recommendations here are optional; each supplier confirms their own service, terms and availability.
Before you book another performer
Agree the set times
Ask about performance length, breaks and arrival time. A sax set, band set or piping introduction needs space in the plan alongside food and formal dances.
Join up the details
Once booked, share the performer’s contact details. We can agree backing tracks, microphones and handovers directly rather than leaving you to relay technical messages.
Keep one version of the arrangements
Send your latest timings by email and include changes from your venue or performers. I’ll reflect the agreed DJ cues in your final plan. Recommendations are optional; you’re welcome to choose your own suppliers.
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Send your date and venue. I’ll confirm availability and a quote, including travel.
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