The evocative celtic sound of the uilleann pipes, an ancient Irish instrument, provides a lasting memory for that final farewell at a funeral service or graveside.

It's also excellent for wedding receptions and company functions seeking a distinctly Irish flavour.

Perfect to play the bride and groom into the church and or the reception.

Our pipers travel nationwide, so distance is not a problem.

Use our enquiry or  callback form.

We'll answer your enquiry quickly and efficiently.

We also supply Irish bagpipers.

Call us on 020 8111 1916.

Call 07877 819255* outside of office hours for short notice bookings.

Or text your enquiry and we'll reply promptly.

 

Uilleann pipes or bagpipes?

"I would just like to thank the piper so much for today, it was a beautiful addition to my grandfathers funeral and I honestly couldn't fault it in any way".Thank you again x Jade.

"Dear Sean, I would just like say how wonderful the Uilleann Piper was for my husband Paul's wake. The choice of music he played was excellent and he certainly played a little longer than his booked hour, everybody was very complimentary. I cannot fault the service that you provided". Kindest regards, Mrs Jackie O.

"Sean, Just to thank you for providing your uilleann piper for this evening he was excellent and he was still playing tunes as the priest was trying to lock up". Thanks again, Frank.

The uilleann pipes are viewed by many as more of an 'Irish' instrument.

The main differences between the uilleann pipes and the bagpipes, apart from the sound, are that the uilleann pipes are played seated and the piper wears smart casual attire.

The bagpiper plays whilst standing and is therefore more mobile.

He also wears a kilt and uniform, which for some clients is a decisive factor in choice.

You can find lots of information on our bagpipers, including an excellent video here.

 

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questions?

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weddings

The celtic sound of the uilleann pipes is a very popular addition to a wedding reception, particularly at the early part of the evening.

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