Harpists
Harpists for ceremonies, garden weddings and intimate receptions. A single instrument that fills a space without a PA.
Flute, violin, vocals and a xylophone, layered live through a loop pedal. Amla builds ambient, classical tinged sets one instrument at a time, im...
Cello is the anchor here, but Annette Eldridge Entertainment stretches well past it: solo cello and violin, string ensembles, cello performed liv...
Soprano and accompaniment, with the accompaniment being whatever suits the space: piano, keyboard, organ, guitar, string trio or quartet, accordi...
Caves, palaces, flat bottomed boats from Florida to Lake Erie, and Arabian dhows on the Indian Ocean. This harpist has played all of them. Origin...
Vanessa plays an electric harp called Big Blue, and the repertoire on it goes from Bach to Metallica to Ed Sheeran, so the range is wide. Solo ha...
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Harpists: what couples ask
Practical answers about pricing, timing and what to confirm before you book.
What does a wedding harpist cost?
Ceremony bookings commonly fall between about $700 and $1,800 depending on duration and travel.
Does a harp work outdoors?
Yes for ceremonies and small receptions. Harpists usually ask for shade and a flat, dry surface; some bring amplification for larger gatherings.
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