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Magical sound. The harp sounds like nothing else, and played well, brings a lightness to a ceremony that no other instrument can match.
Rare. Few people have heard the amazing sound of a harp solo, and the sound can really differentiate your wedding from others.
Calming. Instead of revving people up, as most music does, so that the guests are still excited, talking, and not "ready", harp music calms everyone down and brings your guests to a mellow, receptive place so that by the time the wedding starts, they're at ease and ready for the ceremony.
What to look for in a wedding harpist?
Improvisational ability. Is the harpist trained in the Baroque tradition, which values improvisation, and thus the musician can adapt to changes during the ceremony?
Memorization. Is the harpist so skilled that they don't have to have a music stand?
Other things to look for
I highly recommend Reuben Correa because:
Reuben website has samples of his work, but he also has a nice explanation of how music works in a wedding ceremony. His fee is $275, and there is an additional optional fee of $150 for first hour of the wedding reception, or you can book him to play all night.
Reuben Correa
6022 Golden Valley Rd, Golden Valley, MN 55422
763-546-5290