Your wedding ceremony could have solo violin from Rachel Bostock, with a more featured performance another direction to explore later in the celebration. She is a violinist and singer with more than twenty five years of performance experience, bringing those two musical roles into tailored event options. You can consider violin alone, a performance that adds vocals, or a duo with a guitarist, choosing the combination that reflects the atmosphere you want. Listen here and enquire about the sound you would like around your vows or reception, giving the moments that matter to you a starting place in the conversation.
Watch Rachel Bostock perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Three shapes, and you choose. Solo violin for a ceremony, where the point is atmosphere and nothing competing with it. Violin and vocals together when the music needs to be the thing people watch rather than something behind the room. Or a duo with a guitarist, which fills more space again. Weddings and corporate functions both sit comfortably inside that range, and Rachel will talk through which version fits before anything is locked in.
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