A relaxed gathering with a little lift in the mood is the wedding setting that comes to mind for Meg Burstow. A past client describes her music as a backdrop that made their events feel both relaxed and upbeat. That feedback offers a useful starting point if you want music to accompany time spent catching up with family and friends. You could discuss a place for her performance between the ceremony and dinner, when the day has space for conversation and a change of pace. The drinks hour feels a particularly appealing moment to explore, with everyone gathered and the reception still ahead.
Watch Meg Burstow perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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If your venue has a grand piano, that's the ideal and Meg will play it. If it doesn't, that's no problem, she'll bring her own PA instead. To get the right size gear she needs two things from you: how large the space is and roughly how many guests you're expecting. A courtyard for forty and a ballroom for three hundred need different setups, and she'd rather know in advance than guess.
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