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Wedding Pianist
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How Much Does a Wedding Pianist Cost? (2026 Pricing Guide)
Wedding pianist pricing in Tampa Bay starts at $300 for a ceremony and ranges to $1,500 for full coverage. See real pricing, packages, and what affects the cost.
A Wedding Day Almost Gone Wrong…and Why Experience Matters at Live Ceremonies
It was a late November chilly day on an old Plantation in Southern Georgia that became not only one of the most stressful days of my life, but also one of the most memorable days of my life. Looking back, I can add, also one of the funniest wedding stories ever!...
Just Got Engaged? Here’s When to Book Your Wedding Pianist (And Why It Matters)
Just got engaged? Learn when to book your wedding pianist, why timing matters, and how to plan your ceremony music with confidence. A guide from a Tampa Bay pianist with 25+ years of experience.
5 Timeless Piano Songs That Make Every Wedding Ceremony Unforgettable
Discover the five most requested piano songs for wedding ceremonies and learn where each one fits. A guide from a Tampa Bay wedding pianist with over 25 years of experience.
How to Choose a Wedding Pianist in Tampa Bay (What Every Couple Should Know)
TL;DR - Choosing a wedding pianist is one of those decisions that shapes the entire feel of your ceremony. This guide walks you through what to look for, what to ask, and how to tell the difference between someone who plays piano and someone who knows how to carry a...
A Wedding Day to Remember
It was a particularly special day for my friends, Jill and Michael—it was their wedding day! My husband was officiating their ceremony, and I had the honor of providing the piano music for their beautiful celebration.
Because sometimes the perfect wedding prelude starts in a Home Depot parking lot.
When I first started my business as a solo pianist for weddings, churches, and special events, I quickly realized that not all gigs come with a conveniently located power outlet.