Original wedding ceremony music: an aisle song only yours
Faye writes and plays 24 original instrumentals. What it means to walk down the aisle to a melody no guest has ever heard, and the honest trade-off involved.
Practical guides for planning music in the Quad Cities.
Faye writes and plays 24 original instrumentals. What it means to walk down the aisle to a melody no guest has ever heard, and the honest trade-off involved.
Your guests hear 20 to 30 minutes of prelude, more than any other ceremony music, and most couples never plan a song of it. How to fix that.
The volume rule, how a pianist sequences 60 minutes, and picks from jazz standards to Taylor Swift played instrumental.
Nine questions that surface reliability and planning, the things a highlight reel never shows, from a pianist who welcomes all nine.
The 9-to-12-month window, what happens at 4 to 8 weeks, and the honest advice if your date is closer than that.
Why winter rooms flatter live piano, where holiday songs belong (and where they don't), and the one cold-weather setup rule.
Celebration Farm, Bella Sala, and downtown ceremonies from a musician's point of view, an hour down I-80.
Brucemore gardens, brick-walled theaters, and downtown ballrooms, and how the music plan changes with the room.
Why couples keep picking tiny Le Claire, the three kinds of ceremony spaces there, and the river wind rule.
Classical and modern exit songs with a pianist's tempo notes, why the recessional is really 45 to 90 seconds, and the postlude trick that keeps the energy up.
Why the processional is two songs, not one, the timing math of the aisle, and picks for the wedding party walk and the entrance everyone stands for.
Hotel Julien, Grand River Center, Stone Cliff, and the Arboretum from a musician's point of view, plus what ceremony piano costs in Dubuque.
Real numbers for the Davenport area, what drives the price up or down, how deposits protect you, and the questions that separate a great quote from a cheap one.
Prelude, processional, entrance, unity ceremony, and recessional picks, with a working pianist's notes on why each piece earns its spot.
Eagle Ridge, Chestnut Mountain, and the Goldmoor Inn from a musician's point of view, plus the supply problem every Galena destination wedding runs into.
From Hotel Blackhawk to the Renwick Mansion to Lavender Crest Winery, how the area's favorite venues work for live ceremony music.
An honest comparison, including the parts of your wedding where a playlist genuinely wins and the moments where only live music will do.
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